AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoLive Music: Zara Larsson drew 12,798 fans to Auckland’s Spark Arena, setting a New Zealand indoor concert record; her first show also came within two fans of the mark. Screen & Games: Country Calendar has been named a 2026 Screen Legend after six decades telling rural New Zealand stories. Puke Ariki Museum will host the first Aotearoa exhibition on hit game Untitled Goose Game from November 28. Food: Ben Bayly’s new TVNZ season explores local growers and producers, then takes New Zealand food to Shanghai for an Ahi pop-up. Youth Arts: Auckland’s Mixit will bring refugee and migrant young people’s stories to the stage in January through drama, dance and music. Rural Life: In Central Otago, larger, more mechanised farms mean fewer workers and shrinking school rolls, changing the character of communities such as Ranfurly.
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