Brenda Harwood

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...

The Dunedin Gasworks Museum will be the backdrop for a fashion event with a difference, when it hosts a "Remake Revolution" market in October.

Dunedin film fans are gearing up for a feast of cinema, as the New Zealand International Film Festival (NZIFF) is set to start on Wednesday with New Zealand drama-comedy We Were Dangerous.

At the north end of the Dunedin’s popular Oval sports ground stands a magnificent memorial to the thousands of New Zealand men and horses who travelled halfway around the world to fight in the...

BACH AND THE BIRDS Dunedin Symphony Orchestra King’s & Queen’s PACSunday, August 4  On a chilly winter afternoon, it is a great pleasure to gather with fellow music-lovers...

Having new premises and a suite of new programmes, Alzheimers Otago is going from strength to strength.

Enviroschools programmes in Dunedin and Otago are having positive impacts for pupils, students, schools, and the community.

In keeping with the World Breastfeeding Week theme of ‘‘Closing the gap: Breastfeeding support for all’’ local health advocates are urging organisations and businesses to lend their support.

Dunedin Symphony Orchestra principal guest conductor James Judd is excited to be making his first foray into conducting the orchestra’s popular matinee series — this weekend’s "Bach & The Birds...

Thousands of native trees and shrubs are being planted at Pukekura/Taiaroa Head with the aim of cloaking it in vegetation and restoring the mauri (life force) of the area.

Leading players with Dunedin Symphony Orchestra will shine during two matinee series concerts, "Bach & The Birds", on August 3 and 4.

The Dunedin Star Singers will celebrate 25 years of music-making this weekend with a reunion and special concert featuring music looking back across the years.

Dunedin’s 100 Plus People Who Care project founder Nick Berryman is calling for more local investors to come on board with the scheme, to enable it to donate even more funds and support to the city...

Film fans rejoice!