Brenda Harwood

Dozens of budding young scientists descended on Tomahawk Lagoon for a training day with Ecotago scientists on Friday, as the ongoing monitoring of the lagoon’s health gets under way for the year.

Residents of Highview Rest Home in Dunedin are enjoying bragging rights for the next year, after carrying off a magnificent trophy in the recent Phantom Games.

The garden beds at Bathgate Park School Community Garden are looking lush, if a bit chaotic, as the school year gets under way.

Food resilience is a communal effort for Waitati area residents, thanks to the green-thumbed Waitati Open Orchard project.

Teams of volunteers, including local Rotarians, will head into the inner-city bush this Sunday morning to deploy wasp bait stations in an annual wasp eradication project.

Getting the ball rolling for 2024 was the focus of board members at the first Saddle Hill Community Board meeting for the year, held last Thursday in the Council Chamber at the Dunedin Public Art...

After several years of research and preparation, the Dunedin City Council South Dunedin Future project team are calling on the community across South Dunedin and the wider city to have their say on...

National and international stars combine with the best in local musicianship in the Dunedin Symphony Orchestra’s 2024 season, announced this week.

A community collaboration success story was celebrated on Saturday night, as the South Dunedin Hall Trust marked 25 years since the hall was opened.

The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on activity levels among adolescents in Dunedin and Otago has been revealed in the latest findings from the long-running Beats Study.

The Dunedin Relay for Life is back.

Celtic harpist Andriano Sangineto will bring his lively, avant-garde approach to Dunedin this weekend, for a one-off show hosted by Dunedin Folk Club.

Keen mountainbikers and hikers will have the chance to tackle the challenges of the Maungatua mountain range this Sunday, in two fundraising events organised by Taieri Rotary.

Mosgiel preschooler Alessia Williamson adores the experience of reading books with her family so much that she has enjoyed more than 1000 books in the past six months.

Bringing the Brockville community together by providing a central meeting space and supporting local programmes and events is the aim of the newly opened Brockville Community Connect Hub.