Entertainment

Stuff that money can’t buy

The Father's Day presents are long gone. The Thorlo running socks were pulled on long past their use-by date - if only to show the kids their present was appreciated.... Read More

hp48hour film finals at Baycourt

On Saturday September 2, the films made during the Bay of Plenty hp48hour competition this last weekend will be screened at Baycourt. It was down to the wire... Read More

Young scientists on the rise in BOP

A Whakatane home school student with an ambitious project has taken out top honours in this year's Bay of Plenty Regional Science and Technology Fair. Wasted Watts,... Read More

Laughter will fill the air

If you're here for a bit of a laugh, we have the perfect show just for you. A bunch of New Zealand comedians have been specially handpicked to bring smiles to the... Read More

What’s On? America’s Cup & Music

Good morning, SunLive readers, and welcome to the final Sunday of winter. We did it guys - we made it through the cold, gloomy months, and now we're poised to welcome... Read More

Free roots reggae show at the Mount

Tauranga is one of the destinations for Byron Bay's soul roots reggae troubadours the Jesse Morris Band, who are returning to New Zealand for a series of shows... Read More

hp48hour competition kicks off

hp48hour film launch hosted by BOP Film from Sun Live on Vimeo. The hp 48 hour competition kicked off with great excitement in the Bay of Plenty on Friday night... Read More

Student artists' first time on show

Students from Tauranga Girls' College will be publicly exhibiting their artwork next Thursday as part of the Tauranga Girls' College Arts Festival. For some of... Read More

International Film Fest comes to town

Tauranga will host the New Zealand International Film Festival at Rialto Cinemas from August 24 to September 17. More than 40 films are on offer, including foreign... Read More

Tauranga’s secret sub-culture

The ZineFest welcomes people to think outside of the box - literally - with one of the art pieces at the festival being a talking box. Auckland artist Matt Liggins'... Read More

Steamers set for BNZ Battle of the Bays

Head Coach Clayton McMillan has named an unchanged starting fifteen to take on Hawke's Bay in the BNZ Battle of the Bays at Rotorua International Stadium 5.45pm... Read More

NZ's longest running metal show turns 30

New Zealand's longest running and most popular specialist music show is now 30 years old. The Axe Attack, a show dedicated to heavy metal and hard rock music, has... Read More