The lens-based practices of five New Zealand contemporary artists are being used to open up discussion around image in a digital age and how people navigate the networked world.
Dancer Damen Axtens is loving reconnecting with his family and New Zealand after years overseas following his ballet dreams.
In her first major show in a public art gallery, nearly 60 works by Dunedin painter Joe L’Estrange will be exhibited at the Hocken Gallery.
Rebecca Fox talks to Nick Loughnan about his family’s endeavours at Raggedy Range — one of Otago’s smallest commercial cheese producers.
Dunedin chef Greg Piner has had his first experience of being in front of the camera on a new reality television cooking show.
Melbourne artist Emily Floyd has turned the idea of an arts residency on its head with her exhibition "Keeping it Complex, Keeping it Connected" at the Dunedin Public Art Gallery.
London-based Slovenian artist Jasmina Cibic will have her first solo showing in New Zealand at the Dunedin Public Art Gallery.
Conductor James Judd will perform with the Dunedin Symphony Orchestra for the first time next month after Covid-19 scuttled his last attempt to come to the southern city, he tells...
A love of man’s best friend has led Wanaka winemaker Jen Parr to create what has become a series of pinot noirs, she tells Rebecca Fox.
Rebecca Fox talks to Nick Loughnan about his family’s endeavours at Raggedy Range - one of Otago’s smallest commercial cheese producers.
One of Dunedin’s favourite sons is returning to the city, making the most of being able to share his talents with his family and home town.
After years as a successful dancer and choreographer, Ross McCormack never thought he would have to return to his first career as a builder.
Two Central Otago wines have been selected in this year’s New World Wine Awards’ top 50 wines for under $25.
Comical theatre performer Thom Monckton is heading back to Dunedin to premiere his latest show The King of Taking.
Rebecca Fox talks to Nelson author Christine Leunens, of Jojo Rabbit fame.
Auckland artist Simon Ingram seeks to extend and reinvent the idea of what painting is, using technology.
Top musicians, organist Joseph Nolan and pianist Gabriela Montero, will perform in Dunedin next weekend alongside the NZSO. They tell Rebecca Fox about the trials and tribulations of their musical careers.
Otago’s two entrants in the World of Wearable Arts Awards had a long wait to find out how their creations did due to Covid postponements but the suspension came to an end at the weekend.
From starter chef to celebrity chef, a recent Hospitality Summit highlighted the challenges and champions of the industry.
Crazy costumes, beats and back-up dancers do not immediately come to mind when thinking of poetry readings and that's just what Freya Daly Sadgrove is aiming for.
