Brenda Harwood

Inspiring people to love and care for wildlife and wild spaces, and to learn about the impact of weather and climate, is at the heart of the ninth Wild Dunedin Ōtepoti Mohoao — NZ Festival of...

Stalwart Dunedin Relay for Life participants, the Mercy Hospital team are raring to go ahead of Saturday’s event at Forsyth Barr Stadium.

A broad range of issues were discussed by the Waikouaiti Coast Community Board at its meeting last week, from problem trees to roadside safety, and potential safety problems around electric...

A Dunedin City Council proposal to increase rents across its community housing by 11% could affect more than 950 residents.

The Dunedin RSA is gearing up for its annual Poppy Day collection, giving locals the chance to stock up on poppies for Anzac Day while supporting veterans in the region.

Dozens of volunteers will gather to play their part in Anzac Day preparations, helping to make about 4500 posies to be laid on the soldiers’ graves during a service at Andersons Bay Cemetery on...

Anzac Day convener Lieutenant RNZNVR Peter Gee is honoured to have the chance to stand alongside thousands of local people during the dawn service to honour and remember those who have served.

A community survey has highlighted a high degree of enthusiasm for a new hydrotherapy facility in Dunedin.

Popular New Zealand singer Jackie Clarke brings her powerhouse vocals, wicked humour and entertaining style to interpretations of songs by legendary divas, in new show Jackie Goes Prima Diva.

A sturdy headstone in Dunedin’s Southern Cemetery marks the final resting place of the Stevens family, and hints at an intriguing episode in New Zealand’s military history.

Mitre 10 Mega Dunedin is stepping up to throw its support behind the Cancer Society’s Dunedin Relay for Life, by returning as a major partner for next month’s event.

Remembering and honouring those who have served in conflicts is of great significance to Golden Centre manager Nina Rivett, whose own family was deeply impacted by World War 2.

An old American Baldwin piano, bought for $US200 ($NZ330) sight-unseen, is at the heart of the new album Thunder in Fall from Los Angeles-based New Zealand musician Greg Johnson.

A man alone in the dark imagines he is not a man along in the dark.

Dunedin arts collective Spectacle returns to the Dunedin Fringe Festival with a new showcase of visual arts and music, Spectacle presents: Extend.