Performance a showcase of Houstoun’s mastery
Performance a showcase of Houstoun’s mastery
Voices at the End features Michael Houstoun performing the music of John Psathas.
Sam Henderson
Taking dance into the streets
Taking dance into the streets
Dunedin-based choreographers have been bringing dance to the street.
Waterways upgrades welcomed
Waterways upgrades welcomed
Upgrades to the Taieri contour channel have been welcomed by the Mosgiel Taieri Community Board, but concerns still remain about rivers and streams in the plain if there is a flooding event.
Banking on a warmer winter
Banking on a warmer winter
Celebrating a decade of cozy comfort is the Dunedin Curtain Bank.
‘Unsung heroes’ thanked for Covid efforts
‘Unsung heroes’ thanked for Covid efforts
Staff at Summerset retirement village Bishopscourt gather on Friday for "Frontliners Day" before taking part in a shared brunch and cake.
Putting pieces together for speed-puzzling bid
Putting pieces together for speed-puzzling bid
How long would it take you to complete a 54,000-piece jigsaw puzzle?
Long journey for a beautiful reward
Long journey for a beautiful reward
It has been a long wait for Buddhist monk Geshe Losang Gyatso, who has waited patiently for three years to begin his role as ritual master at the inner-city historic...
Speed record in sights
Speed record in sights
A group of young Dunedin people are working to supercharge a Japanese supercar to beat the New Zealand land speed record.
‘Jiulympics’ competition gives chance to practise
‘Jiulympics’ competition gives chance to practise
A "Jiulympics" round robin competition on Otago Anniversary Day had members of BJJ Ōtepoti Dunedin take part in quick three-minute bouts, teaming up with all other fighters during a fast-paced...
Golfers to be strung along
Golfers to be strung along
A nine-hole string golf tournament this Sunday at Belleknowes Golf Club will be a fundraiser for the clubhouse after a fire destroyed the original in June 2021.
Sculpting their place in the world
Sculpting their place in the world
City Planners Bronwyn Gayle (left) and Marion Familton admire a clay sculpture of Māori earth mother Papatūānuku who gazes over an imagined clay city of Ōtepoti Dunedin.
New hospital chairs a magic touch
New hospital chairs a magic touch
A popular community magic show has had a double benefit for local people — providing entertainment for children and giving comfort to people in hospital.
When history comes to life
When history comes to life
A former pupil has retraced the steps that led from the halls of Logan Park High School to the streets of ancient Pompeii.
An exploration of make-up and gender
An exploration of make-up and gender
Trak Gray applies make-up to Holly Meyer (left) while Vic Walsh applies make-up to Harry Almey during the first Dunedin Pride takatāpui and rainbow make-up group which took place on Sunday.
Long journey for a beautiful reward
Long journey for a beautiful reward
It has been a long wait for Buddhist monk Geshe Losang Gyatso, who has waited patiently for three years to begin his role as ritual master at the inner-city historic...
Speed record in sights
Speed record in sights
Young people are working to supercharge a Japanese supercar to beat the New Zealand land speed record.
A bicycle built for three
A bicycle built for three
A trio of nurses has found a clever way to commute to work, thanks to some Kiwi ingenuity.
Bringing humour, sincerity to bipolar stand-up comedy
Bringing humour, sincerity to bipolar stand-up comedy
A show about bipolar disorder doesn’t suggest a hilarious night out, but Mid-west American comedian Tristan Miller, a "passive-aggressive manic depressive" manages to mine his mind for moments of mirth.
A bicycle built for three
A bicycle built for three
A trio of nurses has found a clever way to commute to work, thanks to some Kiwi ingenuity.
Community connector committed to Taieri
Community connector committed to Taieri
The best thing about Mosgiel is the people says Taieri Network community connector Teresa Christie.