Brenda Harwood

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.

The passion and dedication of hundreds of conservation volunteers, who work in the city’s parks and reserves, was highlighted at a celebration last week.

Book lovers and bargain hunters rejoice — the popular Regent 24 Hour Book Sale is almost here again.

 Dunedin Summer Shakespeare presents The Comedy of Errors

The life and legacy of revered Dunedin singer and teacher Honor McKellar will be celebrated by her most famous pupil, international opera star Jonathan Lemalu, in songs and stories this month.

Bringing arts and poetry to the people, wherever they are, has long been a passion for Dunedin woman Ruth Arnison.

Otago Peninsula households, schools and businesses are being invited to help shape a sustainable future for the peninsula.

The dedicated Dunedin Summer Shakespeare (DSS) team are delighting audiences with rambunctious, gender-swapping performances of The Comedy of Errors.

Excitement is high for the dedicated team at Otepoti-Dunedin Whanau Refuge, ahead of the imminent opening of their new office space and therapeutic hub in Abbotsford.

Dunedin’s successful 100+ People Who Care project will be back in action this month, offering charities another chance to raise awareness and funds for their vital work in the community.