Brenda Harwood

Early letters displayed

Early letters displayed

The history of Dunedin and its people, as told through letters, is revealed this month in an exhibition hosted by Archives New Zealand Dunedin Regional Office, 556 George St.

Women's Affairs chief executive in Dunedin for feedback

Concerns over domestic violence, a lack of support for the vulnerable, salary imbalances, and work-life balance were discussed when 40 Dunedin women met Ministry of Women's Affairs chief executive Sheila Gleisner on Monday night.

South Dunedin groups rally for area's future

South Dunedin groups rally for area's future

In a week when businesses and organisations throughout the city are pushing for Dunedin City Council funding, advocates for South Dunedin have stepped up for a piece of the pie.

Presentation made to RSA

Presentation made to RSA

A sense of satisfaction was palpable at the United Services Club on Anzac Day, as Dunedin RSA officials, distinguished guests, veterans, servicemen and women, families and supporters gathered to relax after a busy morning of commemoration.

Charities concerned as funding pools dry up

Charities concerned as funding pools dry up

As Dunedin's community and charity sector braces for hard times ahead, the generosity of Otago people is providing a buffer - so far, at least.

Carisbrook discussion too early?

Carisbrook discussion too early?

Now that the big decisions have been made on the Otago Stadium and the construction contract signed, a wave of support for the project has been seen.

Drama classes may come back into Fortune Theatre fold

Drama classes may come back into Fortune Theatre fold

The provision of drama classes at the Fortune Theatre could come full circle under a proposed collaboration between the theatre and Interact Drama Classes.

Otago cats attract admirers

Otago cats attract admirers

Despite a last-minute move to an alternate venue, the Otago Siamese and Shorthair Pedigree Cat Club 2009 cat show attracted hundreds of visitors on Easter Saturday.

Stadium: last chance to quiz councillors

Stadium: last chance to quiz councillors

A public meeting in South Dunedin will give local residents one last chance to express their opinion on the Awatea St stadium ahead of the final decision day for city councillors, April 20.

St Patrick's Day gets green light from hospice

St Patrick's Day gets green light from hospice

Butterflies - The Hospice Shop is a vision in green as staff get into the spirit ahead of St Patrick's Day, March 17.