Brenda Harwood

The Octagon will be filled with the sights and sounds of Scotland this Sunday, as the Dunedin-Edinburgh Sister City Society celebrates St Andrew’s Day.

The sacrifices made by employees of Hillside Workshops in times of conflict were remembered during a rededication ceremony for the KiwiRail Hillside War Memorial on Armistice Day.

It is that time of year again — when the sun shines, Christmas decorations start appearing, and carols are heard in stores.

KMart Dunedin is continuing a long tradition of working with the Salvation Army to bring Christmas cheer to families in need by launching the 2025 Wishing Tree Appeal this week.

Opera Otago is drawing on the popular New Zealand tradition of a "potluck" for its new show this weekend — Potluck — An Operatic Feast.

Otago Art Society rounds off a busy and productive year with its annual affordable art exhibition "Art to Go", which opens on Saturday.

An enthusiastic Dunedin Town Hall audience was treated to a walk down memory lane by New Zealand music taonga Sir Dave Dobbyn as he presented his favourite "Selected Songs".

The remarkable 150-year history of the tiny Outram Public Library will be celebrated with a community fun day in Outram this Saturday.

A crowd of about 250 gathered in bright sunshine at the cenotaph in Queens Gardens on Tuesday for an Armistice Day service

After more than a century of continuous service to Dunedin and the wider region, the New Zealand Defence Force’s Kensington Army Hall closed its doors for the final time

An ensemble of leading Dunedin musicians will make their debut this month with a recital in the elegant drawing room at Olveston.

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".