Brenda Harwood

The views of young people around the thorny issue of vaping will be at the heart of a three-year research project, led by researchers at the University of Otago in Dunedin and Wellington.

A shared passion for understanding the past through family history has inspired members of the NZ Society of Genealogists Dunedin branch for the past 55 years.

The Rotary Club of Dunedin Central has joined forces with the Bradford School community to take on the massive job of revitalising the school’s gardens and orchard.

The team behind the NZ Young Writers Festival (NZYWF) is gearing up for three exciting days of events, performances and workshops this month, led by the next generation of literary talent.

Dunedin’s National Poetry Day celebrations marked a very special milestone, as about 40 creatives — poets, authors, musicians and dancers — came together for a joyful evening of verse and sounds at...

Banks, police and Netsafe report that scammers are employing constantly evolving tactics to trick New Zealanders into sending them money or giving out their personal banking details.

The popular Amped 2024 music project, which helps young musicians enhance their performance and career management skills, culminates in a series of gigs.

He may have been a late starter, but Dunedin pianist Abhinath Berry is flying high as he prepares to travel to London next month to take up a place at the prestigious Guildhall School of Music and...

The long history of Caversham Presbyterian Church will be celebrated this weekend, as the Coastal Unity Parish celebrates its 150th anniversary.

Taieri Musical Society is about to "cut loose" with a high-energy production of hit show Footloose — The Musical.

Award-winning artists from across New Zealand are displaying their work from this week in the Otago Art Society’s "Ultimate Showcase" exhibition.

Australia-based conductor Umberto Clerici is in such high demand around the world as a conductor and musician, that Dunedin is lucky to have him for a flying visit this week.

Being part of the Dunedin Central Ladies Friendship Club is not just about the fellowship, "it also helps stimulate the brain", president Adrienne Duncan says.

Two new distribution centres and the city’s major food banks have joined the All Saints Fruit & Veges scheme — still going strong in its 10th year.

Putting in the hard work to adapt the skills of cinematography to capture still portraits has paid off for Dunedin-based photographer, film-maker, actor and producer Dan Eady, gaining him a place...