Brenda Harwood

The Dunedin RSA Choir will round out a very busy Anzac Day with a wide-ranging Anzac Revue variety concert at Knox Church.

Dr Ian Chapman  has paid tribute to his father’s service during World War 2 in the way he knows best – by writing a song.

A chance encounter with a family on Anzac Day last year led Dunedin man Charlie Boyes to the unwelcome realisation that the important place of Anzac Square in the city’s military history is fading...

Vibrant red, purple and white poppies make a colourful show in the window of South Dunedin Community Library ahead of Anzac Day, April 25.

The campaign for a new publicly-accessible site for a historic Dunedin war memorial honouring Dunedin City Corporation Tramways staff killed in World Wars 1 and 2 is a labour of love for a...

The Otago Multiple Sclerosis Society is set to trial a new support group for children and youth experiencing the challenges of multiple sclerosis in family life.

Dunedin’s Naval Reserve headquarters HMNZS Toroa will be filled with the fragrant scent of rosemary for the final time next week, as volunteers gather to make up to 5000 posies for Anzac...

Thousands of bright red poppies, symbolising remembrance of those lost in times of war, will be sold in Dunedin this Friday, as the annual Poppy Day fundraising campaign gets under way.

The boom of cannons at dawn will herald the start of Dunedin’s Anzac Day Dawn Service at the Cenotaph in Queens Gardens.

Brenda Harwood looks at the highlights from the Waikouaiti Coast Community Board meeting.

 Hāwea-based singer-songwriter Anna van Riel is touring the South Island to celebrate the release of her seventh studio album Wooden Leg and arrives in Dunedin this week to perform...

The North East Valley Bowling Club will be a hive of activity this weekend, as local crafts people and community groups come together for a Community Market Day.

The Dunedin Folk Club will celebrate 50 years of music with a Golden Anniversary Festival over Anzac weekend.

Fresh from completing her studies at the University of Otago, young Dunedin woman Olivia Charles is lacing up her boots and setting off to walk 1000km across France, Spain and Portugal.

The joy of performing with ‘‘hang drum’’ during the recent Dunedin Summer Shakespeare show has inspired musician and author Dr Ian Chapman to bring out the unusual instrument again for an upcoming...

Dunedin’s Globe Theatre will celebrate its remarkable 65-year history with a very special production of Shakespeare’s Romeo & Juliet next month.

New Zealand Symphony Orchestra principal flutist Bridget Douglas is excited to be returning to her old hometown to perform as soloist with the Dunedin Symphony Orchestra in its 60th anniversary year.

The joys of music and movement are to the fore at Fairfield’s mainly music programme for preschoolers and their caregivers.

Community concerns and road safety were top-of-mind for the West Harbour Community Board at its meeting last week in Port Chalmers.

The incredible experience of travelling on an ice-strengthened vessel to the sub-Antarctic Islands has proven deeply inspiring for Dunedin artist Janet de Wagt.