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Last update: an hour agoLocal Music Spotlight: Wellington Access Radio is digging into its NZ Music Month archives, including the claim it was the first station to play “Poi E,” plus a 1984 prison-recorded concert—broadcasting Sunday May 24 at 6pm. West Auckland Showcase: The Trusts just launched “The Trusts Live,” a mini-docuseries filming local artists in the landscapes that shaped them, starting with Na’amah at Cornwallis Beach. Community Through Play: Midland Curling Club is rolling out cornhole leagues (beginner-friendly, with music and drinks) as a “building community” push. Big Stage, Big Names: Ateez is set to headline British Summer Time Hyde Park alongside Garth Brooks, Maroon 5, Duran Duran and Mumford & Sons. Legal/Media Clash: A California judge barred the Kars4Kids jingle from being broadcast in the state after a false-advertising ruling. Tourism Boost: Jamaica is unveiling new airline routes and a major hotel investment plan after strong early-2026 visitor numbers. Pop Culture: Drake’s “Iceman” is surging toward No.1, while the White House is leaning into the rollout with Drake-linked posts.
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