Wild celebration returning
Wild celebration returning
It is set to be a wild ride as an event celebrating nature returns next month.
Pitch perfect for choir
A massive musical meet-up promises a rush of positivity for participants.
Event to be ‘fun, engaging day’
Event to be ‘fun, engaging day’
An energetic outdoor challenge inspired by The Amazing Race television show will get the brain and body working during an upcoming gathering on the Taieri.
Large field for 50th anniversary
Large field for 50th anniversary
The golden anniversary of the Central Machine Hire Otago Rally is gearing up to be a blockbuster spectacle.
Volunteers work to give park facelift
Volunteers work to give park facelift
Five years into a long-term Rotary project to upgrade tracks and amenities at Rotary Park, progress is steady and a new phase is about to begin.
Community Fun Day
Community Fun Day
All are welcome to the Caversham Community Group’s Family Fun Day this Saturday.
Brave and honest voice but jokes struggled to land
Brave and honest voice but jokes struggled to land
Stephen Lefebvre is a comedian with a brave and honest voice, but his recent show unfortunately left me feeling more sorrowful than joyful.
Saddle Hill Community Board
Saddle Hill Community Board
The Saddle Hill Community Board met last week to allocate $3000 from its Youth Ambassador Award Fund to young people in the area.
Capturing the natural world’s beauty
Capturing the natural world’s beauty
The beauty of the natural world is highlighted in "I found it in the forest", a photography exhibition by a Palmerston-based artist, running as part of the Dunedin Fringe Festival.
Births to under-25s decline
Births to under-25s decline
New figures released by Stats NZ recently show the proportion of births to mothers aged under 25 years in 2025 reached a record low of one in seven births.
Pitch perfect for choir
Pitch perfect for choir
A massive musical meet-up promises a rush of positivity for participants.
Stainless steel to replace existing esplanade railings
Stainless steel to replace existing esplanade railings
Decades of coastal corrosion are about to be wiped clean from the St Clair Esplanade as an extensive renewal project trades weathered metal for pristine steel.
Superb start to year
Superb start to year
Opera Otago launched its 70th anniversary year in style with Arias at Dusk, an innovative take on operatic arias.
Dunedin Fringe Festival
Dunedin Fringe Festival
Dunedin’s night-life has been buzzing for the past two weeks, as fans of theatre, music, comedy, dance and visual arts had their fill, courtesy of the 2026 Dunedin...
Plenty of laughs in amusing show
Plenty of laughs in amusing show
MIGRATED CREATIVES PRESENT BROWN SUGAR The Playhouse— Wednesday, March 11The warmth and joy of the Pasifika community was to the fore in sweetly youthful piece Brown Sugar.
Intriguing premise in one-act play bursting with potential tension
Intriguing premise in one-act play bursting with potential tension
Pas de Trois, a new play by Penelope Hare, offered an intriguing premise and moments of visual beauty.
Hilarious show relatable and deeply personal
Hilarious show relatable and deeply personal
Popular Dunedin comedian Harriet Moir kept a packed-out Te Whare O Rukutia audience roaring with laughter during her hilarious show Dear Stalker.
Event aims to break barriers
Event aims to break barriers
A new collaboration in Dunedin is bringing together one of New Zealand’s oldest angling clubs and a national grassroots movement to grow women’s participation in fly fishing.
Benefits of bus travel emphasised
Benefits of bus travel emphasised
The value of buses as an economical alternative as petrol costs climb is being highlighted.
Bowls open to all
Bowls open to all
People of all ages are invited to try indoor bowls for free at the Mosgiel Presbyterian Church Hall.
Opportunity to secure maimai sites
Opportunity to secure maimai sites
Otago game bird hunters will be taking part in Mark-Up Day this Sunday.