Brenda Harwood

Youth orchestra, choir unite for concert

Dunedin Youth Orchestra concertmaster Skyla Murray (violin) will perform as soloist in Mozart’s...

Youth orchestra, choir unite for concert

The Dunedin Youth Orchestra will tackle a varied programme of works, from major pieces of the classical canon to new compositions in its "Force of Destiny" concert tomorrow from 7.30pm at Knox Church.

Competition puts young singers’ skills in spotlight

Competition puts young singers’ skills in spotlight

Top young singers from across New Zealand will descend on Dunedin this weekend for the Dunedin Performing Arts and Competitions Society’s senior vocal competition, culminating in the Otago Daily...

‘Limitless imagination’ on show at exhibition

This abstract photographic work by Geoff Pearman, entitled This is not a landscape IV, will be...

‘Limitless imagination’ on show at exhibition

A group of southern photographers, who found each other via Zoom during the first Covid-19 lockdown in 2020, will present their first public exhibition in Dunedin next week.

Fun day hoped to inspire connection

Looking forward to welcoming the community to DCBC for the Greater Green Island Get Together this...

Fun day hoped to inspire connection

Fostering community connection is at the heart of this weekend’s Greater Green Island Get Together, and everyone is invited.

‘Cello choir’ a delight for crowd

A large audience enjoyed the extraordinary sight and sound of more than 50 cellists, of all ages and stages, playing in unison during Sunday’s Cellists of Otago "Cello Extravaganza".

‘Limitless imagination’ on show at exhibition

A group of southern photographers, who found each other via Zoom during the first Covid-19 lockdown in 2020, will present their first public exhibition in Dunedin next week.

Wellness campaign inspires show

Looking forward to performing locally written musical Pause Breathe Smile at the Regent Theatre...

Wellness campaign inspires show

The whole of Maori Hill School will take to the Regent Theatre stage next Thursday for a one-off performance of joyful local musical Pause Breathe Smile — The Musical.

Physiotherapists push for ‘first line’ health approach

Physiotherapy and targeted exercise programmes can help make the symptoms of arthritis better...

Physiotherapists push for ‘first line’ health approach

A diagnosis of osteoarthritis does not mean a patient is consigned to deteriorate until surgery is the only option.

Programme targets pain

Brighton woman Faye Lamb is feeling stronger and more mobile after taking part in a physiotherapy...

Programme targets pain

After experiencing a sharp pain in her arm while bringing in firewood, Brighton woman Faye Lamb (74) was diagnosed with painful osteoarthritis in her shoulder and ribs.

Running without any limitations

Christchurch-based blind runner Paul Barclay (centre) is flanked by guides Mark Boon (left) and...

Running without any limitations

A very special trio will travel down from Christchurch to be among the record field of 384 competitors tackling the full marathon in Sunday’s Emerson’s Dunedin Marathon event.

Thousands sign up for Dunedin marathon

Emerson’s Dunedin Marathon race director Becs Adlam (left) and Marathon committee member Stu...

Thousands sign up for Dunedin marathon

Excitement is high in the final days before a record field steps out to run and walk in the Emerson’s Dunedin Marathon event on Sunday.

Little Box returns with comic chamber opera

Little Box returns with comic chamber opera

Dunedin’s chamber opera company, Little Box of Operas, returns to the stage after a two-year Covid hiatus with a production of Telemann’s delightful comic opera Pimpinone.

Path to Port Chalmers praised

Cyclists and walkers try out the St Leonards to Port Chalmers section of Te Ara Moana shared...

Path to Port Chalmers praised

The opening of the last 5km section of the West Harbour Te Ara Moana shared pathway last weekend is already proving a game-changer for residents of Port Chalmers, who can now use pedal-power to...

Naval disaster’s descendants sought

Seeking descendants and families of Otago men killed in the sinking of HMS Neptune in World War 2...

Naval disaster’s descendants sought

The World War 2 sinking of HMS Neptune, which killed 150 New Zealand men — including 30 from Otago — will be commemorated with a memorial and reunion in Dunedin later this year.

Food resilience during tougher times

Food resilience during tougher times

A Dunedin group is stepping up to help neighbourhoods to build food resilience in tough times. The Star reporter Brenda Harwood finds out how the group, whose members range from gardeners to academics, is increasing awareness of climate change.

Local food resilience during tougher times

Seniors Climate Action Network member Sue Novelle tends to vegetables in her garden. Photo: supplied

Local food resilience during tougher times

A local group is stepping up to help neighbourhoods to build food resilience in tough times.

Marathon will raise funds for cancer-detection dogs

Members of the K9 Medical Detection NZ team (from left) puppy and environment trainer Lynette...

Marathon will raise funds for cancer-detection dogs

Dunedin’s unique team of canine superstars will be celebrated and supported during the Emerson’s Dunedin Marathon next month.

Trumpet concerto a joy for conductor

Trumpet concerto a joy for conductor

There is a special feeling among members of an orchestra when one of their own steps into the limelight as a soloist during a performance.

Marathon will raise funds for cancer-detection dogs

Dunedin’s unique team of canine superstars will be celebrated and supported during the Emerson’s Dunedin Marathon next month.

National talent on show

The Otago Art Society galleries are packed with 2D artworks, on display in the Edinburgh Premier...

National talent on show

The prestigious Edinburgh Premier Art Awards exhibition has been a feature of the Otago Art Society’s calendar for the past 16 years.

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