Brenda Harwood

Friendships old and new will be to the fore when Mosgiel Men’s Probus Club marks its 40th anniversary next week.

Otago emergency response team members are on their way to the North Island to help communities devastated in the wake of Cyclone Gabrielle.

The popular All Saints Fruit & Veges scheme is up and running again for 2023, just in the nick of time for many households battling rapidly rising food prices.

Exciting times lie just ahead for newly appointed Dunedin Fringe Arts Trust (DFAT) co-directors Ruth Harvey and Kate Schrader, as they prepare to launch the official 2023 Dunedin Fringe Festival...

The peaceful, celebratory atmosphere at Ōtākou Marae was enjoyed by the many hundreds of locals and visitors who attended the Ngāi Tahu Treaty Festival on Waitangi Day.

A huge turnout is expected for Saturday’s Thieves Alley market day.

As the busy summer progresses, the Dunedin Wildlife Hospital team is busy treating shark bites on hoiho, caring for fledgling kererū, and nursing a variety of other creatures, while dealing with...

The call is out for Dunedin families to open their homes and their hearts to international students, as the first intake of young people from across the globe starts to arrive in the city.

Otago Art Society has kicked off 2023 with a summer art exhibition featuring more than 100 works in all sizes and mediums, by local artists of all ages and stages.

Magic, mystery, and merry japes will be to the fore at Dunedin’s Chingford Park next weekend, with three Dunedin Summer Shakespeare performances to be held in a leafy glade at the park.

A hot, sunny day meant every patch of shade was in high demand as about 400 people gathered at Lawrence Chinese Camp for Sunday’s Chinese New Year celebrations.

World Wetlands Day, marked annually on February 2, highlights the importance of wetlands across the globe as water storage and filtering sites, as well as habitats for an extraordinary array of...

The impact of the recent hot, dry weather in Dunedin is evident at Tomahawk Lagoon, where the water level is extremely low.

Annual Ngāi Tahu Waitangi Day celebrations return to Ōtākou Marae on Monday, as Te Rūnanga o Ōtākou takes its three-yearly turn at hosting the popular community event.

The call is out for fans of the popular board game Connect Four to turn out in big numbers for a world record attempt next weekend.

The history of Chinese settlement in Otago and their important contribution, from the goldfields to market gardens, will be taught to children in the region through Chinese settlement lessons.

As families across Dunedin count the cost of Christmas the next challenge for many is ensuring pupils start their school year with a full kit of supplies.

The call is out for fans of the popular board game Connect Four to turn out in big numbers for a world record attempt next weekend.