Brenda Harwood

A new 24-bed unit is set to open at Presbyterian Support Otago’s Ross Home Enliven care facility in North East Valley, to help alleviate the increasing demand for hospital-level care in Dunedin.

REVIEW: SOIREE @ OLVESTON Noel Coward’s Hands Across The SeaSunday, June 25  The great hall at Olveston Historic Home provided the perfect period backdrop for a delightful Soiree @...

REVIEW: SONG OF THE EARTH Dunedin Symphony OrchestraDunedin Town HallSaturday, June 24  A stunning new talent and music legends combined in a remarkable night of music making on...

Issues across the peninsula roading network, and community concerns about specific problem spots, were once again top of mind for Otago Peninsula Community Board at its meeting in Portobello last...

Bright, colourful fabric collages will form a spectacular backdrop for a busy programme of science-based activities in the Art+ Science Project event, running next week as part of the NZ...

Community concerns around vaping among rangatahi and the thoughts of young people themselves will be to the fore in an open forum, led by local public health researchers, this weekend.

One of the flagship events in the 2023 New Zealand International Science Festival will be a series of evening panel discussions, led by researchers from the country’s 11 National Science Challenges...

Dunedin families are invited to try their hands, feet, or wheels at a range of adapted sports in a have-a-go day at Forsyth Barr Stadium this weekend.

Brenda Harwood reviews Awe, Chamber Music New Zealand, Saturday, June 17 at Glenroy Auditorium.

Wellington-based pianist Benjamin Carter (17) may be young, but he is already a seasoned performer, who is quietly confident in the lead-up to performing as a soloist with the Dunedin Symphony...

The weather forecast is a cause for optimism as dozens of volunteers gear up to bring a magical fairyland to life in this weekend’s Dunedin Midwinter Carnival.

"They say the first third is physical, the second third is emotional and the last third is spiritual," muses Cheryl Neill, as she prepares to set off on the trek of a lifetime — the famous Camino...

A fascination with classic 1960s British play Saved, by Edward Bond, as a student has come full circle for director Andrew McKenzie, as he works on creating a new production of the play.

Three talented Dunedin dancers hope to have the chance to learn from some of the world’s best dance teachers and choreographers at the Kairos Dance Convention in Auckland next month.

The potential uses of complementary and alternative medicine techniques to relieve pain and emotional distress among veterans is the subject of a Dunedin-led study.

Lovers of music and entertainment turned out in droves to hunt for bargains among the thousands of vinyl records, CDs, DVDs and books in the Regent Music Sale.

Brighton resident and family man Shane Turner has a vision to build a cycling "pump track" at Brighton Domain for the benefit of families in the local, coastal and Greater Green Island areas.

It’s time to break the silence on elder abuse.

Dunedin’s shared pathway running "port to port" around Otago Harbour now has a new name, given by Te Rūnanga o Ōtākou.