Multi-media students explore web possibilities
Class of 2014: Wintec journalism students and tutors. Photo: Naomi Johnston Study with us Journalism at Wintec is taught as...
Year: 2014
Student work on parade at fashion show
http://vimeo.com/111314453 Alexandra Street is set to echo with the sound of stiletto heels when the School of Media Arts stages...
Te Kete Kōrero achieves milestone
http://youtu.be/E32cmNo079Q The team at Te Kete Kōrero is discussing how they are going to move forward with the fourth edition of...
New survey asks: what is Hamilton?
A new exhibition encourages visitors to ask what it is that makes Hamilton unique. Survey Hamilton is a multimedia exhibition...
Sonic artist warps gramophone
Sonic artist Kent Macpherson is fascinated by the sounds inanimate objects produce. Using the latest technologies, he works to capture...
Book celebrates 50-year art career
A book celebrating 50 years of ground-breaking abstract art has been created by three leading figures in New Zealand’s art...
The Darlimurla letters: researcher documents voices from the past
When the passenger liner Lusitania was controversially torpedoed with great loss of life during World War 1, the impact was...
World’s longest piano visits the Tron
Although it was not Media Arts team leader Cate Prestidge’s idea to bring the world's longest piano to Hamilton, her...
‘It enriches my life’
Riding for the Disabled in Hamilton relies on its volunteers.
Zoo favourites
Hamilton Zoo visitors get a helping hand from the volunteers.
Cats in safe hands
Volunteering at SPCA is the cat's whiskers for vet nurse Debbie.
Wintec music students to shine at The Meteor
Hamilton’s emerging music stars will take to the stage at The Meteor on November 26 as part of a series...
Street party to celebrate city milestones
When models take to the catwalk for the annual Wintec fashion show in Alexandra Street on November 22 they will...
Roadside survey reveals the truth
EYE OPENER: Through his photographs, Mark Purdom manages to find beauty in the rubbish New Zealanders' throw away. What happens...
Students win Prime Minister’s scholarships
SCHOLARS ALL: Simon Young, Josh King, Kirstie Dawson-Smith, Ben Gomas, Ezra Hirawani and Faranisese Baya Fox A handful of dedicated...
Barry Hopkins Gallery opens at Waikato Museum
More than 100 art lovers packed into the Waikato Museum foyer for the opening of the Barry Hopkins Gallery. The...
Pam Corkery set to explode at Wintec Press Club
Broadcasting legend and controversial media-basher Pam Corkery is guest speaker at the next Wintec Press Club free lunch extravaganza –...
Perseverance plays off for the piano Mann
“Ambitious.†That’s about as much as some people would say to Adrian Mann’s face when he’d tell them he was...
New home in Hamilton
Red Cross volunteer support worker Jason Cargo helps migrants from Afghanistan resettle in Hamilton.
Instameet boosts Queensland tourism
Queenslanders did a wonderful promotional job for their state on Saturday in what is being billed as the world’s biggest...
Gisborne cowboy beats Aussie bull riders
Gisborne boy Fraser Babbington buried the hopes of Australian cowboys this week on a big bad bull named Gangnam Style....
Voter calls for more power to musicians and wardens to help his community
Anaru Williams, known by many as “Chingy”, is a musician who treasures his Māori heritage. Williams has ties to Ngāti...
Cunliffe raises questions about surveillance
David Cunliffe talked about the “serious issues” surrounding mass surveillance and privacy at a public meeting at Waikato University yesterday....
Hamilton woman hopes to become Miss Universe 2014
Hamilton woman, Brenna Watson-Paul, is in the top 25 girls battling it out in hopes to represent New Zealand at...