Historic earthquakes- The shaky isles - Canterbury and other quakes
- Kia Kaha Christchurch : one year on
- One-day event aims to lay groundwork for Dunedin as an ‘arts city’
- Nominations to Big ‘A’ Awards 2012
- New Zealanders commemorate the anniversary of the fall of Singapore
Ministry RFP scoping Treaty of Waitangi settlement stories- The National Bank RSA Cyril Bassett VC Speech Competition 2012
- Follow the Christchurch Cultural Hub on facebook
What We Do
Our work is as diverse as the sector we support. We research New Zealand and provide rich online resources like Te Ara — the Encyclopedia of New Zealand. We produce books, advise government and look after New Zealand's national treasures. We tend to work behind the scenes, helping the people and organisations that contribute to making our culture thrive.
Frankfurt Book Fair
New Zealand is the Guest of the Honour at the Frankfurt Book Fair this year. Learn more about this exciting opportunity. Image features author Witi Ihimaera with Juergen Boos, Frankfurt Book Fair Director and New Zealand's Project Manager Tanea Heke.
Cultural sector overviews
A summary of New Zealand's cultural sector in the areas of arts & culture, history and broadcasting.
Websites we run
We produce a number of websites bringing New Zealand's culture and heritage online.
Our projects
We're involved in a wide range of projects, all aimed at enhancing New Zealand's rich and diverse culture and heritage. Learn more about our current projects.
Going Digital
New Zealand is going digital. The first regions to go completely digital will be Hawke’s Bay and the West Coast of the South Island in September 2012. By the end of 2013 we’ll all be watching digital TV.
