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Martin Henderson and Robyn Malcolm now patrons of Tropfest
Friday, 17 February 2012, 6:14 pm | Adviso Media
LA-based Kiwi actor Martin Henderson and Outrageous Fortune star Robyn Malcolm have both announced their patronage of Tropfest New Zealand in time for this year’s screening of Tropfest Australia short films in New Plymouth on Sunday, February 19. More >>
Growing film industry support for Tropfest New Zealand
Monday, 19 December 2011, 11:52 am | Adviso Media
Growing film industry support for Tropfest New Zealand Film director Vincent Ward and producer Catherine Fitzgerald are among industry professionals coming out in support of screening Tropfest Australia short film finalists in an outdoor screening ... More >>
Mermaids to entertain at sheep festival
Wednesday, 9 March 2011, 4:20 pm | Adviso Media
Spectators at Te Kuiti’s infamous “Great NZ Muster” are use to being inundated with anything sheep-like, but this year they’ll also get to try out some home grown kai moana. “Fish-a-licious” hit trio The Mermaids, are set to blow the top off ... More >>
Food baskets woven for Kāwhia Kai Festival
Wednesday, 3 February 2010, 10:42 am | Adviso Media
More than 2,500 traditional “kono” food baskets have been woven from flax in preparation for this year’s Kāwhia Kai Festival on February 6. More >>
Fermented corn – feel the fear and try it anyway
Tuesday, 26 January 2010, 10:58 am | Adviso Media
Most visitors to this year’s Kawhia Kai Festival will be lining up for such delicacies as Toroi (marinated mussels and pūhā), Īnanga (Whitebait patties), or traditional hangi – but phone orders are also coming for Kānga Pirau (fermented corn) the ... More >>
Kāwhia Kai Festival
Friday, 27 November 2009, 11:09 am | Adviso Media
Five of the 25 traditional Māori food stalls at next year’s Kāwhia Kai Festival on February 6 will be devoted to serving up hāngi due to increased demand from the expected 10,000 visitors. More >>
