Jewellery residency in north
Jewellery residency in north
Dunedin jeweller Lynn Kelly is taking some gardening leave, having been appointed 2014 Auckland Council regional parks artist in residence.
Nigel Benson
'Mamma Mia!' bookings Abba-solutely great
'Mamma Mia!' bookings Abba-solutely great
A music phenomenon which imploded more than 30 years ago is set to break box office records in Dunedin this week.
Football: Trophy proves hit with Dunedin fans
Football: Trophy proves hit with Dunedin fans
An illustrious visitor to Dunedin yesterday turned out to be a hard case.
Young musicians get an airing
Young musicians get an airing
Queens High School pupil Brenna Cropley (14) performs live on air at Otago Access Radio yesterday.
World Whisky Day about 'celebrating the water of life'
World Whisky Day about 'celebrating the water of life'
'Tis a day to sniff, sip and sigh.
New craze the wheel thing
New craze the wheel thing
It's absurd ... It's insane ... It's a Gauswheel!
Total makeover for landmark Dunedin building
Total makeover for landmark Dunedin building
Home is where the heart is for a Dunedin software company.
Alliance could increase filming interest
Alliance could increase filming interest
Otago could benefit from a new strategic alliance announced by the film industry this week.
'Tomboy' in shock after win
'Tomboy' in shock after win
A self-confessed ''tomboy'' was in shock yesterday after winning Otago's premier beauty pageant.
Major residents' travel survey launched
Major residents' travel survey launched
Dunedin residents are to be surveyed about their comings and goings.
Old soldiers revisit Cassino
Old soldiers revisit Cassino
The advanced guard of World War 2 veterans, all aged in their 90s, will this week travel to a place they remember as a scene of horror and devastation to honour comrades who never got to grow old.
Encore for festival after its 'resounding success'
Encore for festival after its 'resounding success'
The Dunedin Writers and Readers Festival, which ended yesterday, will be booked again next year after the ''resounding success'' of the inaugural event.
My my, how can I resist you?
My my, how can I resist you?
Abba fans are getting excited about hit musical Mamma Mia debuting in Dunedin.
Billy Connolly review: Many genuinely side-splitting moments
Billy Connolly review: Many genuinely side-splitting moments
Sold-out signs usually accompany Billy Connolly shows in this neck of the woods.
Got myself a crying, talking . . .
Got myself a crying, talking . . .
Royal New Zealand Ballet members Sir Jon Trimmer and Lucy Green get into character for Coppelia with a visit to The Doll's House Dance Shop, in Dunedin, this week.
Fringe Festival officials tender resignations
Fringe Festival officials tender resignations
The founding director of the Dunedin Fringe Festival announced his resignation yesterday.
Lego turns audience into artists
Lego turns audience into artists
The audience has been turned into the artist at the Dunedin Public Art Gallery this week.
Judge Judy splashes out on surprise Dunedin visit
Judge Judy splashes out on surprise Dunedin visit
Judge Judy has delivered her verdict. And now the United States reality television celebrity is planning to have some Otago artists framed.
'Stunt scientist' for festival
'Stunt scientist' for festival
A Scottish stunt scientist who specialises in unusual experiments has been confirmed for this year's New Zealand International Science Festival in Dunedin.
Adventurer answers call of the wild
Adventurer answers call of the wild
Some great stories will be told at the inaugural Dunedin Writers and Readers Festival next week, including those of Huw Lewis-Jones. Nigel Benson hooked up with the English climber, writer and historian.