Brenda Harwood

Excitement is high among Dunedin’s military history community and the Dunedin RSA, as they prepare to welcome a VIP with local military connections for two special ceremonies later this month.

The restoration of the Upper Junction war memorial site has been a two-year labour of love for the Otago Military History Group and the local community.

Dunedin Symphony OrchestraAmalia Plays MendelssohnDunedin Town HallSaturday, November 5 REVIEW BY BRENDA HARWOOD A well-balanced programme, superbly performed, kept a large town hall...

A year out from a hoped-for full-scale Otepoti-Dunedin Heritage Festival, the Southern Heritage Trust will host a mini-festival over the next two weekends, to highlight the city’s extraordinary...

A very special seat and 96 donated native trees will form an "Elizabeth Regina Slope" in the Future Forest on Otago Peninsula.

A new play by local playwright Richard Huber is one part old-fashioned drawing room farce and two parts love, with a decent splash of comedy of manners.

A special performance of Sir Karl Jenkins’ masterpiece The Armed Man — A Mass for Peace will be held in Dunedin to mark Armistice Day on Friday.

The cenotaph in Queen’s Gardens will once again be at the centre of public remembrance of those lost to war, with full Armistice Day commemorations planned for next week.

Residents of "The Flat" are invited to share their good ideas for South Dunedin at a community hui next week.

Auckland-based violinist Amalia Hall arrives in Dunedin today for final rehearsals with the Dunedin Symphony Orchestra ahead of its "Amalia Plays Mendelssohn" concert on Saturday night.

Wakari Art Group members shared some of their still life works in a mini-exhibition last week.

Residents of "The Flat" are invited to share their good ideas for South Dunedin at a community hui next week.

The combined attractions of the Taste Nature organic garden, magnificent views, and organic scones with jam and cream attracted a steady stream of visitors during the first weekend of the Festival...

The cenotaph in Queen’s Gardens will once again be at the centre of public remembrance of those lost to war, with full Armistice Day commemorations planned for next week.

The Wakari Art Group has celebrated its 60th anniversary with a group exhibition and birthday lunch.

Chairs found in local op shops have been transformed into beautiful art works on musical themes in the "Musical Chairs" exhibition.

The famous "Dunedin sound" is usually associated with rock music, but it also has a twin in the classical realm.

After a final flurry of fun over Labour Weekend, the Dunedin Arts Festival has come to an end, leaving happy arts fans in its wake.

Using eyes and ears to keep Dunedin’s streets safe is the focus of the community-minded volunteers of the South Dunedin Community Patrol.

The love of books draws a tireless team of volunteers to a storage facility in Kaikorai Valley on Sundays to sort through, catalogue, and prepare tens of thousands of books for sale at the annual...