Brenda Harwood

In its fifth year as a Dunedin Fringe Festival venue, the New Athenaeum Theatre (NAT) has opened up a second pop-up space, the downstairs Knockabout Studio, so it can host extra shows.

Dozens of keen volunteers are ready and waiting to help harvest fruit from Dunedin backyards, to help keep it from going to waste while supporting people in need with extra food.

Arai Te Uru Marae will fling open its doors and welcome the wider community into Te Ao Māori (the Māori world) once again, with the return of its pātaka ora community meals and manaakitanga pōwhiri...

The Dunedin Fringe Festival is back, with more than 20 venues across the city set to host 11 days of creative fun from March 16-23.

The All You Need Is Love concert will be a golden opportunity to showcase some of the city’s exciting young vocal talent, School of Performing Arts professional practice fellow Arlie McCormick says.

Dozens of keen volunteers are ready and waiting to help harvest fruit from Dunedin backyards, to help keep it from going to waste while supporting people in need with extra food.

Twenty of the Otago-Southland region’s most talented young classical musicians will gather in Dunedin this weekend for the preliminary rounds of the second Dunedin Concerto Competition.

Waikouaiti Coast Community Board members were intrigued to learn of a local group dedicated to growing, using and teaching people about the use of willow in basket weaving during the public forum...

The remarkable life and achievements of Major Sir John Larkins Cheese Richardson (1810-75) were remembered at the unveiling of his refurbished grave in the Northern Cemetery.

Images of the devastation wrought by Cyclone Gabrielle across the North Island has spurred a group of Dunedin friends to do their bit to help by creating a fundraising fashion sale.

Teams of volunteers have been hard at work this week, setting up tens of thousands of books for the Regent Theatre 24 Hour Book Sale, in the spacious new venue of the More FM Arena at the Edgar...

Parents in Dunedin’s north coast settlements fear for the safety of their children, forced to stand in the aisle of crowded buses on the long morning commute into the city for school.

Dunedin Summer Shakespeare presents Excerpts From Three PlaysSunday February 19, Chingford ParkReview by BRENDA HARWOOD

The vexed issue of rubbish and dog poo on the existing shared path at West Harbour, and concerns about what will happen when the new sections are opened, are top of mind for a community advocate.

People who live, work, learn, and play "on the flat" know that South Dunedin is a special place, say the team behind the Dream South D project.

Expectations are high for a spectacular showing of dahlias at this weekend’s Dunedin Horticultural Society show.

The Regent Theatre is expanding its offering of small-scale performances this year, opening up its intimate Clarkson Studio space for a series of monthly Studio Sessions.

An excited buzz was in the air as Dunedin’s arts community and friends gathered for the launch of the 2023 Dunedin Fringe Festival programme last week.

The ongoing battle to maintain complex school bus timetables for pupils living in the Saddle Hill area was discussed in detail at last week’s Saddle Hill Community Board meeting.

Friendships old and new will be to the fore when Mosgiel Men’s Probus Club marks its 40th anniversary next week.