New bishop-elect appointed
The Archbishops and Primates of the Anglican Church in Aotearoa New Zealand and Polynesia have confirmed that Dunedin-based archdeacon the Ven Dr Anne van Gend is to be installed as the 11th Bishop...
Brenda Harwood
Seniors appreciate support group
Seniors appreciate support group
Good company, good food and plenty of games and activities to stimulate the brain are at the heart of Senior Link, which has successfully supported local seniors for the past 19 years.
Book, exhibition portray a life of travel
Book, exhibition portray a life of travel
Colourful watercolour depictions of scenes from around the world are on display at the Otago Art Society, as Dunedin artist Ron Esplin celebrates his 80th birthday with an exhibition and book...
Pixie town refresh for visitors
Pixie town refresh for visitors
Months of work to refresh Pixie Town and create an exciting new Tinker Town activity space have made Toitū Otago Settlers Museum a popular destination for families this festive season.
Eco spin for Xmas show
Eco spin for Xmas show
Mosgiel’s Fire Station Theatre offers a new take on Christmas in its festival season show "Santa Gets an E-Sleigh", by Judi Billcliff.
Shakespeare rom-com, Dunedin twist
Shakespeare rom-com, Dunedin twist
An energetic, committed and tuneful cast acted, danced and sang their way through a unique and wonderfully entertaining version of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night at the Globe Theatre.
Event to make milestone debut
Event to make milestone debut
Dunedin’s Rasa School of Dance will pull out all the stops this Sunday to stage its 21st annual Rasa Festival of Dance at Dunedin Town Hall.
Exhibition features young artists
Exhibition features young artists
The relationship between Dunedin Fringe Festival co-director Ruth Harvey and her "bestest littlest friend", Meta Balko, of the United States, has led to a unique art exchange.
Portobello community embracing pātaka kai
Portobello community embracing pātaka kai
Portobello School children are enjoying the chance to graze on fruit and vegetables, courtesy of a new pātaka kai community pantry at the school gate.
Concerns about high traffic volumes and footpaths
Concerns about high traffic volumes and footpaths
Otago Peninsula Community BoardDisruptive traffic, footpath safety, signage and the effect of the recent rain event at Tomahawk Lagoon were among the topics discussed at last week’s Otago Peninsula...
Choir show to gather donations
Choir show to gather donations
Dunedin Children’s Choir will celebrate the Christmas season this weekend with a very special concert and collection for children in need.
Fun weekend for dogs, owners
Fun weekend for dogs, owners
Dogs from Dunedin and across the South are in for two of the best days ever this weekend, as city dog clubs host four championship dog shows and a fun day this weekend.
Highland Harmony choir seeks new musical director
Highland Harmony choir seeks new musical director
Dunedin’s Highland Harmony mixed a cappella choir is searching for a new musical director.
Art group share work in exhibition
Art group share work in exhibition
A mutual enjoyment of making art and the support of working alongside fellow creatives is at the heart of the success of the Taieri Mosgiel Art Group.
Octagon event to fly the flag for Scotland
Octagon event to fly the flag for Scotland
The Octagon will ring with the sights and sounds of Scotland this Saturday, as the Dunedin-Edinburgh Sister City Society celebrates St Andrew’s Day and the 50th anniversary of the sister-city...
Important White Ribbon message
Important White Ribbon message
The First Church fence was adorned with dozens of white ribbons during a White Ribbon Day event on Monday, members of the public were encouraged to tie a ribbon to highlight the issue of family...
Music for the Bard
Music for the Bard
Dunedin in the early 1980s forms the backdrop for a reimagined version of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night — the final Globe Theatre production for 2024.
From Paris on a DC3
From Paris on a DC3
A group of eight Parisian musicians are travelling around New Zealand in style, in the midst of an 18-day, 14-stop concert tour.
Group’s mural plans ongoing
Group’s mural plans ongoing
Keep Dunedin Beautiful (KDB) is proceeding with caution on planning to replace one of the city’s oldest community murals, in the wake of controversy this week.
Thank you for the music DSO
Thank you for the music DSO
It’s not often you have a crowd singing along and dancing in the aisles at an orchestral concert, but nothing could have been more natural at Saturday’s fun and fabulous DSO Plays Abba concert.