Brenda Harwood

Dunedin youngster Janneke Gunther, 10, is a little nervous and excited as she looks forward to taking the stage on Saturday morning as the youngest competitor in the Dunedin Concerto Competition...

A new suite of original compositions by Dunedin Jazz Club director Bill Martin will feature in a performance by Dunedin outfit Big Jazz Apple this weekend.

The joyful sounds of French, Spanish, Mandarin, te reo Māori and more will be heard at Dunedin’s inaugural Cafe Babel next week.

One year on from celebrating a new stained glass window in honour of Arnold Spencer-Smith, Dunedin’s All Saints Church will mark the 109th anniversary of his death this weekend.

Thousands of children from 30 Dunedin primary schools are set to walk, scoot or bike their way to and from school to celebrate Move It March.

Australia-based conductor Umberto Clerici has made time in his frantically busy international schedule to spend this week in Dunedin working with the Dunedin Symphony Orchestra.

The Dunedin Gasworks Museum will co-ordinate another community repair event as part of the South Dunedin Street Festival on Saturday.

Only one week to go before the Dunedin Fringe Festival 2025 begins, and the fringe office is a hive of activity.

Twenty-five young musicians are practising hard in preparation for the Dunedin Concerto Competition Preliminary Round concerts from March 7-9 at the University of Otago College of Education...

Dozens of volunteers are hard at work this week, transporting and unpacking tens of thousands of books at the More FM Arena, Edgar Centre, ahead of the Regent Theatre 24 Hour Book Sale.

The Stand Up, Stand Out — Comedy School for Teens will return as part of the Dunedin Fringe Festival, offering workshops and a performance showcase to encourage a new generation in stand-up comedy.

Dunedin audiences will get the chance to experience a spectacular home-grown cabaret, as Brophy Aerials teams up with 20 performers and musicians to present a return season of Skylark: A...

The annual Neighbours Aotearoa campaign will be in full swing throughout March, strengthening neighbourhoods in Dunedin and across the country.

The world of knights, dragons and epic quests comes to Tūhura Otago Museum this weekend, giving local families the chance to explore the medieval world.

The origins of the Dunedin Fringe Festival, as part of local efforts to provide an employment pathway for artists and performers, were highlighted during last week’s launch of the Dunedin Fringe...

Preparing up to 100,000 books, magazines, puzzles and more for the Regent Theatre 24 Hour Book Sale is a long job, involving dozens of dedicated volunteers.

Increased plantings by the Tomahawk-Smaills Beachcare Trust has proven a success as sealion mums use the area to take shelter with their pups, Brenda Harwood reports.