'Well-respected' glider pilot killed
'Well-respected' glider pilot killed
The gliding community is mourning a well-respected pilot who was found dead among the wreckage of his aircraft northwest of Twizel last night.
Shawn McAvinue
Man 'acting suspiciously' in Corstorphine
Man 'acting suspiciously' in Corstorphine
Police are warning Corstorphine residents to remain vigilant after a man has been acting suspiciously in the Dunedin suburb.
Safer home for Lazarus
Safer home for Lazarus
Lazarus the cat has a new home.
Irish rising lecture
Irish rising lecture
Dunedin is set to mark street fighting in Ireland a century ago with heated debate.
Fringe director thrilled with festival
Fringe director thrilled with festival
The Dunedin Fringe Festival is over for another year and has been a success, director Josh Thomas says.
Set for Guinness brekky
Set for Guinness brekky
The fine weather forecast for Otago will bring out the revellers for a ‘‘huge'' St Patrick's Day celebration tomorrow, bar managers say.
Railway withdraws staff warning
Railway withdraws staff warning
Dunedin Railways management yesterday withdrew a warning given to a staff member.
Comic journey through gender labels
Comic journey through gender labels
Get set for an autobiographical performance celebrating a Northland comedian's many coming outs.
Clay, dance make ‘Stuck in the Mud’
Clay, dance make ‘Stuck in the Mud’
Enter the potter's den and experience the Middle East.
‘Sex clown’ sends up gender, sexuality issues (+ video)
‘Sex clown’ sends up gender, sexuality issues (+ video)
The self-proclaimed ‘‘fairy godmother of bent burlesque'' is set to send up gender and sexuality issues in her Dunedin Fringe Festival show.
Love child comedian plays for koha
Love child comedian plays for koha
Auckland comedian Matt Stellingwerf began his Dunedin Fringe Festival run by asking the audience if anyone had heard of him.
Not pure and perfect by any stretch (+ video)
Not pure and perfect by any stretch (+ video)
A couple of classical singers are embracing their strengths and weaknesses in a new comedy cabaret and leaving time to socialise.
‘Children’s show’ goes on offensive
‘Children’s show’ goes on offensive
Brace yourself for an R18 children's show brought to you by the letter O for offensive.
Walking his way to art
Walking his way to art
A stroll the length of New Zealand has given a French artist the time to think about his Dunedin Fringe Festival performance.
Comedian cutting loose on Iggy
Comedian cutting loose on Iggy
Get ready for a performance of raw power.
Poetry production a load of bollards (+ video)
Poetry production a load of bollards (+ video)
The hit visual art comedy about bollards could return to the Dunedin Fringe Festival for an encore performance.
Pecha Kucha night chance for concise communication
Pecha Kucha night chance for concise communication
The Dunedin Fringe Festival production Pecha Kucha Night Dunedin City Vol. 28 tonight will feature 12 presenters, who are given 20 seconds to speak on each of 20 images.
‘Two Moronnies’ aim to dispel worries
‘Two Moronnies’ aim to dispel worries
A couple of Scottish Borders villagers gained international status at Dunedin Fringe Festival last night.
Fine comedy — and just a bit of ignorance
Fine comedy — and just a bit of ignorance
The first four days of the Dunedin Fringe Festival are over but never fear, there's another week of performances to fray your freak flag.
Family giving vulnerable children a home
Family giving vulnerable children a home
A Middlemarch family has opened their lifestyle block and hearts to vulnerable children who can't live in their own homes.