The extraordinary life and tragic early death of VC recipient Midshipman Duncan Gordon Boyes has been remembered at a ceremony to rededicate his memorial in the Southern Cemetery.
The buzz of reconnecting with live audiences is a thrill for Lyttelton-based artist Mel Parsons, on tour this month with her band in support of new album Slow Burn.
The extraordinary life and tragic early death of Victoria Cross winner Midshipman Duncan Gordon Boyes (1846-1869) was remembered at a ceremony to rededicate his memorial in the Southern Cemetery.
Christchurch Symphony Orchestra players, led by concertmaster Martin Riseley, joined forces with Jolt mixed ability dance troupe in a joyous and moving performance of The New Four Seasons, by...
Theatre critic Birdboot (Dylan Shield, at left) professes his love for Lady Cynthia Muldoon (Rosie Collier) while Inspector Hound (Chris McCombe) watches on in a scene from Tom Stoppard’s The...
New Zealand violinist Martin Riseley leads an ensemble of musicians and dancers in a touring performance of Max Richter’s The Seasons for Chamber Music New Zealand (CMNZ).
The sacrifices of the many people who have served their countries in times of conflict, and the suffering caused by war, were remembered at Friday’s Armistice Day service of remembrance.
Excitement is high among Dunedin’s military history community and the Dunedin RSA, as they prepare to welcome a VIP with local military connections for two special ceremonies later this month.
The restoration of the Upper Junction war memorial site has been a two-year labour of love for the Otago Military History Group and the local community.
Dunedin Symphony OrchestraAmalia Plays MendelssohnDunedin Town HallSaturday, November 5 REVIEW BY BRENDA HARWOOD A well-balanced programme, superbly performed, kept a large town hall...
A year out from a hoped-for full-scale Otepoti-Dunedin Heritage Festival, the Southern Heritage Trust will host a mini-festival over the next two weekends, to highlight the city’s extraordinary...
A new play by local playwright Richard Huber is one part old-fashioned drawing room farce and two parts love, with a decent splash of comedy of manners.