Brenda Harwood

The Tomahawk Smaills Beachcare Trust is calling for volunteers to take part in a community planting day in the dunes behind Tomahawk Beach.

Lovers of woodwind are in for a treat this weekend, when leading New Zealand oboe player Robert Orr joins the Dunedin Symphony Orchestra for its "Sublime Schubert" matinee series concerts.

A large cohort of St Hilda’s Collegiate School students have been hard at work during the school holidays, putting the finishing touches on their musical production of Freaky Friday.

Visiting choreographer Professor Carol Brown is making the most of the opportunity to focus on her dance practice as 2025 Caroline Plummer Fellow in Community Dance.

The Globe Theatre’s bonkers take on one of Shakespeare’s more difficult plays keeps the energy high and brings the comedy to the fore, making its production of The Taming of the Shrew an...

Virtuosic flourishes executed throughout a programme of complex works kept a capacity Hanover Hall audience enthralled during Friday’s recital by pianist Abhinath Berry.

Residents of Dunedin’s Highview Rest Home have been exploring their creativity for the past couple of years with the encouragement and guidance of local artist Siau-Jiun Lim.

U3A Dunedin is about to embark on a new phase in its busy programme of short courses for members of the region’s "third age" population for this year.

A sea of red-clad dancers will fill the Octagon in the fun and flamboyant midwinter community dance event, the "Most Wuthering Heights Day Ever".

Ōtepoti Dunedin musician Keira Wallace, 18, winner of the 2024 Play It Strange youth songwriting competition, is urging other young creatives to have a go this year.

Rasa School of Dance will present a fundraising showcase this weekend, to support their "Allies" team to travel to the 2025 World Hip-Hop Championships in Arizona, United States, later this month.

Dunedin theatre company Hic Sunt Dracones (HSC) will present their premiere production of "funny and ferocious" new play The NeuroSpice Girls, by Christchurch playwright Lizzie Tollemache.

A trip home to Dunedin during the summer break from his studies at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London is proving a welcome respite from the heat for pianist Abhinath Berry, 24.

Witnessing a car accident that her friend had while distracted and the ripple effect of consequences from that, set Dunedin student Olivia Adie, 18, on a path to empower other young people to make...

Two of Dunedin’s most treasured historic churches have been hit by brazen thieves, sneaking on site in the dead of night to steal tens of thousands of dollars worth of copper piping.

Dunedin’s strong connection to Tibetan Buddhism will be at the heart of celebrations marking the Dalai Lama’s 90th birthday.

Otago Art Society members responded with enthusiasm to the society’s 149th annual exhibition, submitting a record 180 entries to the showcase, including paintings, ceramics, fabric art and more.

Dunedin pianist Abhinath Berry is home for a visit during the summer break from his studies at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London and will share his music with local audiences in a...