While CNZ's overall funding budget won't be reduced, the way arts organisations in Aotearoa are supported is set for a major overhaul.
The first and oldest annual regional multi-arts festival in Aotearoa hits a major milestone this month - we look at how its grown from its humble beginnings.
Candour about challenges, success stories, artists standing up for their communities, international triumph and grassroot returns in Aotearoa.
From feeling lost in his identity to becoming one of Pasifika's most creative voices - Victor Rodger opens up on his path to becoming an Arts Laureate.
ACT has warned Creative NZ not "to tempt fate" of future funding with its continued support of a celebrated artist. Andrew Wood fires back - and the Arts minister responds.
We've got 10 of the top chances to get your creative mahi displayed, funded or supported!
Meet the eight creatives whose impact and mahi have seen them join an esteemed group of Aotearoa artists - with reactions from the big awards night.
Lynda Chanwai-Earle goes behind the scenes with the creative team of Camp Be Better, learning how the concept of ‘entitlement to enlightenment’ drives their new series.
Coveted awards are dished out - with more on the horizon - while there's an ominous warning to the screen sector amid a raft of big news.
After casting the net wide both here and overseas - Tātaki Auckland Unlimited landed an vastly experienced catch for its new role, designed to give performing arts and live entertainment a stronger voice.
Creative vision, worldbuilding and the bigger picture of reigniting the contemporary dance scene in Aotearoa are driving forces behind this year's talent-packed TEMPO Dance Festival.
An extensive report exposes an area where the creative community needs support and advocacy, proof that backing artists pays off and a raft of residencies, awards and finalists to celebrate.