Brenda Harwood

A busy West Harbour Community Board paused its meeting last week to congratulate Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency senior project manager Jason Forbes on a job well done, regarding the recent opening...

After nearly two decades as a leading member of Dunedin’s dance community and owner of popular second-hand emporium Frills & Folly, Kathryn Olcott is stepping down.

Long-standing Les Mills Dunedin manager Peter Lee has seen many changes in his 30 years at the popular Dunedin gym.

Voter enrolments are tracking strongly for the Dunedin and Taieri electorates ahead of the 2023 general election next month.

A comedy at the end of the world brings sisterhood and excellent quiche to the fore in the Globe Theatre production of Five Lesbians Eating a Quiche.

The life and work of New Zealand author Katherine Mansfield will be celebrated in song and piano music this weekend, as Dunedin hosts the world-premiere performance of new works by 12 New Zealand...

The major focus for Dunedin this Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori is Otago Polyfest, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year.

The Dunedin Youth Orchestra will tackle a varied programme of works, from major pieces of the classical canon to new compositions in its "Force of Destiny" concert tomorrow from 7.30pm at Knox Church.

Top young singers from across New Zealand will descend on Dunedin this weekend for the Dunedin Performing Arts and Competitions Society’s senior vocal competition, culminating in the Otago Daily...

A group of southern photographers, who found each other via Zoom during the first Covid-19 lockdown in 2020, will present their first public exhibition in Dunedin next week.

Fostering community connection is at the heart of this weekend’s Greater Green Island Get Together, and everyone is invited.

A group of southern photographers, who found each other via Zoom during the first Covid-19 lockdown in 2020, will present their first public exhibition in Dunedin next week.

The whole of Maori Hill School will take to the Regent Theatre stage next Thursday for a one-off performance of joyful local musical Pause Breathe Smile — The Musical.

A diagnosis of osteoarthritis does not mean a patient is consigned to deteriorate until surgery is the only option.

After experiencing a sharp pain in her arm while bringing in firewood, Brighton woman Faye Lamb (74) was diagnosed with painful osteoarthritis in her shoulder and ribs.

A very special trio will travel down from Christchurch to be among the record field of 384 competitors tackling the full marathon in Sunday’s Emerson’s Dunedin Marathon event.

Excitement is high in the final days before a record field steps out to run and walk in the Emerson’s Dunedin Marathon event on Sunday.