The bright yellow costumes and strength-testing machines are ready to go, as the Roslyn Physiotherapy team gears up for the Dunedin Relay for Life at Forsyth Barr Stadium on Saturday.
The 2026 Dunedin Relay for Life will fill Forsyth Barr stadium with life and laughter, as about 1200 people come together for the giant community event in support of the Cancer Society.
Veterans and families were joined by hundreds of Dunedin people on a warm, still morning for the Anzac Day memorial service at Montecillo Veterans Home & Hospital.
Wellington-based multi-instrumentalist, composer and band leader Jake Baxendale will showcase his uniquely multi-cultural approach to jazz in Dunedin this weekend.
The popular Kids Preloved Winter Sale event returns early next month, giving local families the chance to stock up on affordable winter gear and essentials, while supporting local sellers.
The brilliance of NZSO principal flute Bridget Douglas was on full display during exciting performances as soloist with the Dunedin Symphony Orchestra in last weekend’s ‘‘Bridget and a French...
Dunedin’s Artsenta creative space is marking its 40th anniversary in style, by ‘‘releasing’’ 40 brightly-coloured bird sculptures into the community in a celebration of creativity and wellbeing.
A chance encounter with a family on Anzac Day last year led Dunedin man Charlie Boyes to the unwelcome realisation that the important place of Anzac Square in the city’s military history is fading...
The campaign for a new publicly-accessible site for a historic Dunedin war memorial honouring Dunedin City Corporation Tramways staff killed in World Wars 1 and 2 is a labour of love for a...
The Otago Multiple Sclerosis Society is set to trial a new support group for children and youth experiencing the challenges of multiple sclerosis in family life.
Dunedin’s Naval Reserve headquarters HMNZS Toroa will be filled with the fragrant scent of rosemary for the final time next week, as volunteers gather to make up to 5000 posies for Anzac...
Thousands of bright red poppies, symbolising remembrance of those lost in times of war, will be sold in Dunedin this Friday, as the annual Poppy Day fundraising campaign gets under way.