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Rebuilding a career, one step at a time
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Rebuilding a career, one step at a time
After years as a successful dancer and choreographer, Ross McCormack never thought he would have to return to his first career as a builder.
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A melodious afternoon
A melodious afternoon
Performing at St Paul’s Cathedral for the St Paul’s at One performance is singer Emma Pearson, alongside classical guitarist Barkin Serkaya.
Unusual piece hard to classify
Unusual piece hard to classify
As we arrive at Te Whare O Rukutia, each of us is given a piece of chalk and asked to write our name at the edge of the performance space, which is a large rectangular blackboard.
A jumble of ideas, a bit of circus, and olives on top
A jumble of ideas, a bit of circus, and olives on top
Take all of your scrapped ideas, introduce some surreal humour and circus acts and what do you get?
Night of ‘boogieing’ at hip-hop event a hit
Night of ‘boogieing’ at hip-hop event a hit
Are you familiar with the four elements?
Return to South for honest, family-centred show
Return to South for honest, family-centred show
Originally hailing from Gore, award-winning songwriter Jenny Mitchell is returning to the South to perform as part of the Dunedin Arts Festival.
NZSO pulls out the stops in rousing show
NZSO pulls out the stops in rousing show
NZSO Fantastic Voyages, Dunedin Town Hall, Sunday, October 16
Tribute performance something to be proud of
Tribute performance something to be proud of
Bright Spark, NZSO & Shayne Carter, Dunedin Town Hall, Saturday, October 15.
Performance puts emphasis on women’s struggles
Performance puts emphasis on women’s struggles
Atete — To Resist, Te Whare O Rukutia, Saturday, October 15
Dance performance explores empathy, domestic violence
Dance performance explores empathy, domestic violence
Today's performance is an hour long, but it could impact the rest of someone’s life.
Community performers take to the streets
Community performers take to the streets
It was not quite improvised, but performers at one Dunedin Arts Festival performance had only an hour to perfect their moves before taking them to a very public stage.
Play rolls the oddities of university into a witty success
Play rolls the oddities of university into a witty success
I Didn’t Invite You Here to Lecture Me, College of Education Auditorium, Thursday, October 13
Grim tale of authenticity
Grim tale of authenticity
Like exotic fish in a tank, three young boys are ripped from their homes and become powerless playthings for unscrupulous adults, who profess to have their best interests at heart.
Music lilts through city in eventful day
Music lilts through city in eventful day
Warmth, cold, dry air or moist — it can all affect the sound of string instruments.
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The naked truth
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The naked truth
Dancer Hannah Tasker-Poland’s fascination with the feminine form and how it’s been viewed throughout time has always been with her. She tells Rebecca Fox about challenging people’s ...
Otago study advances work on Alzheimer’s
Otago study advances work on Alzheimer’s
The discovery of a neuroprotective brain protein with high potential to delay or reverse the onset of Alzheimer’s has put Otago Uni researchers on a path to developing a therapy for the disease.
Road warning for drivers, delayed start for some schools
Road warning for drivers, delayed start for some schools
Police are urging care on Dunedin roads this morning, owing to icy conditions, while many schools around the city have a 10am start today.
Stuck in the middle with ute
Stuck in the middle with ute
A Dunedin man says the city council and police had no interest in helping him after two cars parked so close to his vehicle that he could not leave.
Vivid colour at daybreak
Vivid colour at daybreak
Cement carrier Buffalo travels up Otago Harbour yesterday morning bathed in a glorious sunrise.
This is a colour piece
This is a colour piece
Proudly showing off their house colours are OGHS pupils (from left) arts prefect Asya Ahmadasri of house Cruickshank, sports prefect Abby Harris of Benjamin, Amelia Leaper of Williams and Laura Allison of Allan.