Simon Henderson

The value of both physical and mental health is being encouraged by the Pakistan Association of Otago.

Holding up a "yellow card" that says "send ableism to the sin bin", Dunedin resident Julie Woods, also known as "that blind woman", stands on the stage at Te Whare o Rukutia.

Looking back to the future are a group of local women aiming to reignite face-to-face connections.

Looking back to the future are a group of local women aiming to reignite face-to-face connections.

A service for Pasifika mothers aims to help increase breastfeeding confidence.

Regent Theatre volunteers, (from left) Kath Wallace, Jude Simmers, Margaret Lindsay, Sue Hardy, Liz Stacey, Allen Stacey and Alison Cunningham, show some of their favourite items from the Regent...

When Jude Murray speaks, the sea-swept sounds of the Shetland Islands can be heard in her Scots brogue.

An American Flag Football tournament on Sunday was a chance to develop skills playing a fast-paced game that combines elements of touch rugby with American football or gridiron.

A transgender healthcare hub is being proposed to help ensure a better level of care for members of the trans and non-binary community.

A toe-tapping, boogie bonanza birthday bash will take place this month as the Dunedin Rock’n’Roll Revival Club celebrates 40 years of bopping to the beat.

Ongoing egg shortages had people queuing to get into the Dunedin Poultry, Pigeon and Cage Bird Club’s 47th Annual Show.

The St Clair Golf Club was packed to the rafters last week for a panel discussion with Minister of Finance Grant Robertson about the 2023 Budget.

A six-week course on social education for people in the disability community has been two years in the making.

Taieri Rugby Football Club is ready to celebrate its 140th anniversary at King’s Birthday Weekend.

The flames of friendship flicker at the Green Island Fireside Club.

The cameras may have changed, developing a print may have changed, but a good photograph is still down to the creative skills of a photographer in the moment.

Simon Henderson looks at highlights from the Otago Peninsula Community Board.

Budget 2023 has some good features for disabled people but there is more that can be done a Dunedin disability advocate says.

A six-week course on social education for people in the disability community has been two years in the making.