Brenda Harwood

An old American Baldwin piano, bought for $US200 ($NZ330) sight-unseen, is at the heart of the new album Thunder in Fall from Los Angeles-based New Zealand musician Greg Johnson.

A man alone in the dark imagines he is not a man along in the dark.

Dunedin arts collective Spectacle returns to the Dunedin Fringe Festival with a new showcase of visual arts and music, Spectacle presents: Extend.

Sandy soil and salt sea air can be a challenge for gardeners in the Tomahawk area, as the members of the Tomahawk Community Garden know all too well.

Hundreds of book lovers browse through tens of thousands of books on offer in The Star Regent 24 Hour Book Sale last weekend.

The Dunedin Night Shelter will share its extension and renovation plans with the public during an open day at its Lees St site this Saturday.

Local organisation Community Fruit Harvest Dunedin Otepoti is celebrating saving more than 1.7 tonnes of fruit from going to waste across the city so far this summer.

Louise Petherbridge . . . Theatre luminary

Enduring a 36-hour boat ride in stormy seas was a small price to pay for the "huge privilege" of spending six weeks over summer living and working on the subantarctic Auckland Islands, Dunedin...

Thousands of dance music fans will descend on Dunedin’s Logan Park this month to experience top artists from across New Zealand and around the world in the fifth annual Baseline Festival.

Book lovers and bargain hunters are in for a treat, as more than 70,000 books and a huge collection of bric-a-brac are to be sold in The Star Regent 24 Hour Book Sale.

The annual campaign to strengthen neighbourhoods across the country is in full swing throughout March, under the new banner of Neighbours Aotearoa (formerly Neighbours Day Aotearoa).

Local disability advocates are backing calls for the government to engage in meaningful dialogue with the disability community over its plans to enact benefit reforms.

All Saints Fruit & Veges scheme is under way for its 10th year in 2024, ready to supply top-quality fruit and veges at a time when households are battling rapidly rising food prices.

The Dunedin Fringe Festival co-directors Kate Schrader and Ruth Harvey are excited the event is returning to full strength this year.