New Zealanders will gather across the country on 25 April to mark Anzac Day 2026, coming together in remembrance of all those who have served the nation in times of war, conflict, and peace support operations.

The Minister for Sport and Recreation is calling for expressions of interest for the role of Chair of the Sport Integrity Commission Te Kahu Raunui Board

New research shows that seven out of 10 creators use digital tools for creative or cultural practices.

Manatū Taonga Ministry for Culture and Heritage has today released the concept design for the National Erebus Memorial, marking an important milestone in the project’s development.

2026 marks seven years since the Christchurch terror attacks. We are inviting interested media organisations to play a recording of the adhan (call to prayer) on Sunday 15 March

Strengthening New Zealand’s global cultural presence is a key part of the government’s Cultural Diplomacy International Programme (CDIP), which has provided $57,000 to enable New Zealand to be a lead country partner at The Great Escape music festival’s 20th anniversary, held in Brighton, England

New Zealand is strengthening its global cultural presence with a strategy reset for the Cultural Diplomacy International Programme

The restoration of Coates Memorial Church is now in its fifth month all major exterior works have been completed on schedule. Access to the interior of the church remains restricted while the final stages of interior work are completed.

The iconic Carillon bells have not sounded out across Pukeahu National War Memorial Park since 2020, due to earthquake strengthening to the carillon tower. Manatū Taonga has revealed a new approach to ensure visitors hear the instrument played again soon.