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La vie d'ecrivaine
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La vie d'ecrivaine
Dunedin writer Sue Wootton has spent the last few months in France on the Katherine Mansfield Menton Fellowship.
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Delighting in gift of happiness
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Delighting in gift of happiness
After the sell-out success of Promise and Promiscuity in Dunedin earlier this year, Penny Ashton tells Rebecca Fox how she has swapped Austen for Dickens and the small stage for the large.
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Making her voice heard
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Making her voice heard
In the first major retrospective of the late Dunedin artist Marilynn Webb’s work, curators take a look at her print-making practice, her love of the environment in which she lived and the...
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Timely exhibition takes look back
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Timely exhibition takes look back
With a major retrospective of the late artist Marilynn Webb’s works being held at the Dunedin Public Art Gallery, nearby Olga Gallery has chosen to show a selection of her late son Ben’s works.
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Pianist goes with the flow
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Pianist goes with the flow
It has been more than 20 years since the Dunedin Symphony Orchestra performed Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No 1.
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Carving out a 60-year career
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Carving out a 60-year career
Sculptor, silversmith and jeweller Tanya Ashken is looking forward to returning to Dunedin for the latest exhibition of her work.
Christmas menus: Adding flair to classic fare
Christmas menus: Adding flair to classic fare
FRESH CHRISTMAS ONLINE: There's a reason things are considered classics - they just work, every time.
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New Zealand shares its grief
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New Zealand shares its grief
Going against the tide of keeping grief private, former Dunedin writer Iona Winter is providing an outlet for people’s grief in a new almanac.
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The past is present
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The past is present
Three Dunedin artists, Ilish Thomas, Madison Kelly and Megan Brady, are featuring in the biggest exhibition of contemporary art ever held at Christchurch Art Gallery.
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Differing world views inspiration for pieces
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Differing world views inspiration for pieces
Pulling together their end of year artworks for the SITE 2023 exhibition is a major milestone for the Dunedin School of Art students.
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Uphill battle, armed with repertoire
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Uphill battle, armed with repertoire
With hopes of studying piano overseas, Abhinath Berry has been performing fundraising concerts around the country.
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Black at home with her roots
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Black at home with her roots
Singer Whirimako Black has come a long way since she returned to New Zealand 35 years go in the middle of an identity crisis, she tells Rebecca Fox.
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Taking centre stage
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Taking centre stage
Hansel & Gretel is being brought to life again by the Royal New Zealand Ballet, in choreographer Loughlan Prior and composer Claire Cowan’s interpretation of the classic fairy tale.
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Chef living the gelato dream
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Chef living the gelato dream
Rebecca Fox talks to Dunedin chef Hannes Bareiter about how his passion for gelato saw him cross the world to learn at the hands of the iced treats’ Italian masters - at a gelato university.
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Classic returned to comedy roots
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Classic returned to comedy roots
Having travelled around the world seeking out the best theatre and circus training in Europe, Sarah and Blaise Barham are putting what they have learned into practice.
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Hitting all the right notes
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Hitting all the right notes
Christchurch-born violinist Benjamin Morrison plays in one of the world’s top orchestras, but admits it is a career that has not been without its challenges.
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Director to fulfil wish with show
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Director to fulfil wish with show
A rare chance to be involved in one of her "bucket list" musicals meant Kim Morgan had to go back on her promise to her "long-suffering" husband that she would take the rest...
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Trojan horse for truths
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Trojan horse for truths
Award-winning film-maker Michael Bennett’s debut crime thriller Better The Blood has been translated into nine languages and is being made into a television series.
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Filipino influence key to winning dish
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Filipino influence key to winning dish
Described as a "silent assassin", Dunedin chef Quiel Mallari impressed judges at a national competition recently. He tells Rebecca Fox about the driving force that led him to his win.
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A feeling for Skippers
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A feeling for Skippers
Despite a busy medical career and family life, John Gillies continued to paint.