Brenda Harwood

Tomahawk residents are being encouraged to "have a cleanout" in the hopes of finding good-quality items to sell at an upcoming community event this month.

Long-standing New Zealand band The Bilders are on tour through New Zealand this month, visiting old haunts and renewing friendships as they celebrate the release of new album Neverlasting.

Stepping up to sing Bic Runga’s hit song Sway on stage at Dunedin Town Hall, with full orchestra and live band accompaniment, is an exciting prospect for young singer Shannon Burnett.

The business of democracy got under way this week as community boards held their inaugural meetings of the triennium.

A joyful arrival and a poignant farewell lie ahead for veterans and military units in Dunedin and across the region this weekend, as the city prepares to host a rare charter parade.

Rare Horse Society of New Zealand members will return to Dunedin this weekend, bringing up to a dozen beautiful rare horses along with them.

The team behind Dunedin performing arts venue Te Whare o Rukutia are delighted to have secured Dunedin City Council support and funding to continue operating for the next three years.

Back in the knitting machine heyday of the 1970s and 1980s, many New Zealand knitters were embracing this technical craft

The progression of Dunedin artist Nina Hesom-Williams’ landscape painting technique over the past two years will be traced in her exhibition "Landscapes Over Time".

Dunedin early music ensemble Rare Byrds will present a short concert in collaboration with the "Paradise of the Imagination" exhibition at Dunedin Public Art Gallery this weekend.

Supportive Dunedin homeowners have opened their homes to visitors in support of an art exhibition and sale with a difference.

Women’s Institute members across the district will take a trip down memory lane at next month’s Mid Otago Federation of Women’s Institutes’ 90th anniversary celebrations.

The opening of a new exhibition showcasing the extraordinary life and achievements of modern dance stalwart Dr Shona Dunlop MacTavish MBE is a dream come true for her daughter Terry MacTavish MNZM.

The whole Dunedin community is invited to celebrate the Hindu Festival of Lights at this weekend’s annual Dunedin Diwali Festival.

Travelling across the world to attend the Battersea Academy was "well worth the trip" for Cat Rescue Dunedin board chairwoman Debby Foster.

After a very successful year, St Kilda Brass will present its final concert for 2025 next week.

The heart of Otago Polytechnic will become a vibrant community market-place next week, as the Living Campus team host the inaugural "Living Market".

A large audience was fascinated by a glimpse into the soundtrack to life in the French royal court through "An evening at Versailles", a concert of Baroque music.

Stalwart local singer, conductor and musical director Nancy Miller is dedicated to supporting community music-making