Community carnival offers evening of free family fun
The warm weather returns just in time for tomorrow’s Mosgiel Community Carnival, an evening of free family fun.
Brenda Harwood
Garage sale prep under way
Garage sale prep under way
The Taieri Altrusa Club is preparing for its annual fundraising garage sale this weekend, as members look towards another year of community support and service.
A worthy adaptation
A worthy adaptation
The Globe Theatre has started its 60th anniversary in style, hosting a fascinating adaptation of D.H Lawrence’s World War 1 era novella The Fox.
Church marks Antarctic anniversary
Church marks Antarctic anniversary
All Saints’ Anglican Church will mark the 110th anniversary of the death of Antarctic explorer the Rev Arnold Spencer-Smith with a series of events on Monday.
Food truck aims to serve community
Food truck aims to serve community
The new Krishna Kai food truck is offering a lot more than food — community connection is key.
Macbeth in movement
Macbeth in movement
The Royal New Zealand Ballet (RNZB) opens its 2026 season with a searing new version of Macbeth — an explosive contemporary reimagining of Shakespeare’s brutal tragedy.
Changes ahead at poultry farm
Changes ahead at poultry farm
Changes on the way for a large local employer, the provision of bus services and funding for community projects were covered during a busy meeting for the Waikouaiti Coast Community Board.
Record-breaking sale put down to changes
Record-breaking sale put down to changes
The large team of volunteers behind the giant Regent Theatre 24 Hour Book Sale are tired but elated after the success of last weekend’s event.
Cat Rescue to mark 10th year
Cat Rescue to mark 10th year
The hard working staff and volunteers of Cat Rescue Dunedin will come together with friends and supporters for a well-deserved 10th anniversary celebration next week.
New approach highlights The Bard’s adaptability
New approach highlights The Bard’s adaptability
Dunedin Summer Shakespeare presents If Music Be the Food of Love: Shakespeare in SongSunday, February 15Dunedin Botanic Garden band rotunda The endless...
Show a success despite weather
Show a success despite weather
Despite Dunedin’s mostly cold, wet summer, there were beautiful blooms out in force at the Outram Summer Flower Show.
Rain no impediment to book sale prep
Rain no impediment to book sale prep
Volunteers with the Regent 24 Hour Book Sale are undeterred by this week’s rough weather as they work to transport and set up tens of thousands of books and other treasures ahead of the sale.
Essential tremor group offers support
Essential tremor group offers support
Living with the "embarrassing, disabling shakes" caused by essential tremor is a daily reality for hundreds of Dunedin people.
Report’s troubling findings felt locally
Report’s troubling findings felt locally
The sobering Salvation Army State of the Nation 2026 report’s findings, highlighting the hardship faced by many whānau across the country, are reflected in the experiences of Dunedin families.
Bumper backyard crop
Bumper backyard crop
Despite the damp summer, Dunedin’s plum trees have yielded a bumper crop for Community Fruit Harvest Dunedin Ōtepoti volunteers over the holiday season.
With a bit of ‘Lady Luck’
With a bit of ‘Lady Luck’
Dunedin-based performer Kelly Hocking becomes her alter ego, Lady Luck, in an over-the-top metaphorical cabaret for the Dunedin Fringe Festival.
Lawrence novella inspiration for play
Lawrence novella inspiration for play
As Dunedin’s Globe Theatre embarks on its 65th anniversary year, the theatre welcomes the return of stalwart playwright/director Keith Scott after a seven-year absence.
Dunedin performer chases bright lights of London
Dunedin performer chases bright lights of London
Hot on the heels of winning the outstanding lead male performance award at the Dunedin Theatre Awards, Max Beal is embarking on the long journey to London.
Fringe offerings wide, bold, many
Fringe offerings wide, bold, many
Cabaret, comedy, city planning, theatre, storytelling, music, dance, visual art and more will be on offer in the Dunedin Fringe Festival, running March 12-22.
Playing at festival ‘absolutely fantastic’
Playing at festival ‘absolutely fantastic’
Wellington-based conductor Brent Stewart and the Dunedin Symphony Orchestra had an exciting time soaking up the major music festival vibes