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Win a double pass package for WINETOPIA

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Win a double pass to Auckland Theatre Company's You Can Always Hand Them Back

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Win tickets to Auckland Theatre Company's Once on Chunuk Bair - Metro Magazine

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Date: 8 August 1915. Before dawn, the Wellington Regiment, part of the New Zealand Expeditionary Force, commences an offensive to seize Chunuk Bair, a pivotal peak overlooking Gallipoli Bay. As inept British Generals look on from their battleships, the Regiment captures the high ground. However, their success is only fleeting as the Turks launch a massive counter-attack. With extraordinary courage, the stalwart young Wellingtonians battle to hold off the enemy, firing their rifles and those of their fallen companions until the wood of the stock is too hot to touch.
Maurice Shadbolt was one New Zealand’s most celebrated novelists, playwrights, history-writers and storytellers and in this rarely-performed classic, he recreates a tragic episode of modern war: a battle that defined us as a nation. Of the 760 men who had reached the summit, 711 had become casualties. This is their story.
Vivid and visceral, upsetting and uplifting, Once on Chunuk Bair is a searing tribute to the sacrifice a generation made. It is a tale of tragedy, heroism and heartbreak and, a century after the outbreak of World War One, stands as a masterpiece of remembrance.
Lest we forget.
Directed by the inimitable Ian Mune, Auckland Theatre Company bring Once on Chunuk Bair to the Maidment Theatre stage June 12 – July 5.
Metro has 5 double passes to Once on Chunuk Bair give away – enter the draw below. Contest closes June 2.

Win a double pass to the Metro preview screening of The Trip to Italy - Metro Magazine

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Four years after Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon took a restaurant tour of northern Britain in The Trip, the duo are back in The Trip to Italy. Michael Winterbottom again directs this hilarious, semi-fictional gourmet tour starring two of Britain’s best-loved comic actors. Rob has been commissioned by a newspaper to go on a driving tour of Italy from Liguria to Capri, partly following in the footsteps of the great Romantic poets. He asks his old friend Steve to go with him. As they journey through the beautiful Italian countryside they talk about life, relationships and their careers (and perform some outstanding celebrity impressions), stopping at wonderful restaurants and hotels along the way.
Metro is hosting a special preview screening of The Trip to Italy at at 6.15pm on Wednesday, May 14 at Rialto Cinemas Newmarket, Auckland.
To enter the draw for a double pass to the screening, simply answer the question below correctly.
COMPLETE THE NAME: The fictional radio and television presenter famously portrayed by Steve Coogan is named Alan "_________" *

Win tickets to a special NZTrio Lantern Festival concert - Metro Magazine

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In a fitting finale to Auckland Museum’s Lantern Festival programme, New Zealand’s leading piano trio NZTrio present Spirit of Chimes.
NZTrio will guide you through a treasure trove of music from China and Aotearoa matched with large scale visual images of historical jade and pounamu artefacts unearthed from the museum’s collections. Critically acclaimed as ‘a national treasure’, NZTrio have been playing to audiences around the world for over a decade. Every NZTrio performance is an intimate, dynamic and engaging ride – sometimes calm and tranquil – sometimes wild and intense.
‘Spirit of Chimes’ will see NZTrio performing the following works by these contemporary composers:
Gao Ping (China/NZ): Su Xie Si Ti
Claire Cowan (NZ): Subtle Dances
Zhou Long (China): Spirit of Chimes
Maurice Ravel: Piano Trio – Pantoum
Bright Sheng (China): Four Movements for Piano Trio
John Psathas (NZ): Tarantismo
Sunday 21 February, 2.30pm. Duration 60 minutes.
Tickets $20, book at ticket desks, by calling +64 9 306 7048 or at aucklandmuseum.com. A booking fee of $3 applies to each offsite transaction. Door sales subject to availability.

Win a double pass to Mahana - Metro Magazine

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Internationally acclaimed director Lee Tamahori’s first New Zealand film in 20 years, Mahana, will open in NZ cinemas on March 3, 2016.
From the author of Whale Rider, the screenwriter of Master and Commander and the producer and director of Once Were Warriors comes a profound and enduring tale of rural family life.
About the film: 1960s, East Coast of New Zealand. Two Māori sheep-shearing families, the Mahanas and the Poatas, are longstanding enemies and commercial rivals. 14-year-old Simeon Mahana (Akuhata Keefe), the youngest son of the youngest son, is in conflict with his traditionalist grandfather, Tamihana (Temuera Morrison). As Simeon unravels the truth behind the longstanding family vendetta he risks not just his own future prospects but the cohesion of the entire tight-knit society. From the author of Whale Rider, the screenwriter of Master and Commander and the producer and director of Once Were Warriors comes a profound and enduring tale of rural family life.

Win a double pass to Auckland Theatre Company's You Can Always Hand Them Back - Metro Magazine

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Maurice and Kath’s kids have left home; the nest is finally empty and a life of gin, golf and overseas jaunts awaits. That is, until the grandchildren arrive. With grace and good humour (and a little song and dance), old rhythms are given new life as they embrace the delights and demands of bath time, babysitting and bundles of joy.
To celebrate forty years of smash-hit success, Roger Hall puts the grand into grand parenting in a charming and tuneful collaboration with UK musical legend Peter Skellern.
Packed with laughter and tinged with tears, You Can Always Hand Them Back is a vintage Kiwi comedy with a heart of gold that no grandparent will want to miss and no would-be grandparent should.
To book tickets visit atc.co.nz
Metro has five double passes to You Can Always Hand Them Back to give away. To be in the draw to win, simply enter your details in the form below.

Win The Ultimate Auckland Arts Festival Experience - Metro Magazine

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To celebrate Auckland Arts Festival, proud sponsor Rendezvous Hotels is offering the chance to experience the culture, art and vibrancy Auckland city has to offer. With exclusive Auckland Arts Festival tickets to Sufjan Stevens, dinner for two at Rendezvous Hotels Katsura Restaurant and a night’s accommodation at the Adina Apartment Hotel.
Begin the night at Rendezvous’ Katsura Japanese Restaurant, where you will enjoy a delicious teppanyaki meal created by sushi master Chef Suzuki. Following dinner, wander down to the Civic Theatre to watch the mesmerizing and unique symphonic folk singer-songwriter Sufjan Stevens perform. After the show wander down to Adina Apartment Hotel for a relaxing overnight stay.
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One night’s (8th March 2016) accommodation for two at Adina Hotel Auckland worth $249.
Katsura Japanese Restaurant voucher for two to the value of $200.
Double pass to Sufjan Stevens at the Civic Theatre, Tuesday 8 March 2016. Worth $178.
To be in with a chance to win this amazing TFE Hotels package and experience the Auckland Arts Festival (total value over $600), simply enter your details in the form below.

Win a double pass package for WINETOPIA - Metro Magazine

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WINETOPIA presented by Singapore Airlines promises to be a wine event like no other, where visitors can literally taste their way through the major wine regions of the country all in one venue, learning at Masterclasses, food matching, experiencing sommelier-led tasting classes and enjoying exciting live music to round off the experience.
Top winery names already signed up include: Elephant Hill, Villa Maria, Left Field, Giesen, Trinity Hill, Mount Michael, Goldie Wines, Summerhouse, Alana Estate, Astrolabe, Nautilus Estate, Craggy Range, Ascension, Ngatarawa, Lawsons Dry Hills, Mount Riley, Hawkesbridge and Otuwhero Estates – ensuring that WINETOPIA celebrates every major wine region of New Zealand.
There’s also the opportunity to learn from the best, from NZ’s leading wine expert Bob Campbell (MW), Australian sommelier Nick Stock, Martina Lutz (Wine Chambers), Nicola Richards (Monsoon Poon Restaurant), Meg Abbott-Walker (MASU), Amanda Richards (Bracu/Allechante) and Ganesh Raj (The Tasting Shed).
For a lighter view on wine, renowned Kiwi comedian Brendhan Lovegrove will be inviting wine loving personalities such as Russell Brown and Verity Johnson to ‘Share a Glass’ with him and visitors. The event is organised into three sessions: Friday 20 May 5:00PM – 8:30PM, Saturday 21 May, from 12:00PM – 3.30PM and Saturday 4.30PM – 8PM.