Theatreworks and Wow! Productions presents Cindy Diver’s Wahine Mātātoa — The (Mostly) True Story of Erihāpeti Pātahi, Sunday, June 23, Allen Hall Theatre.
After four years of consultation and months of delivering multi-coloured bins to tens of thousands of Dunedin households, the Dunedin City Council’s expanded kerbside recycling and rubbish...
A rare visit from the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra is cause for celebration for Dunedin music lovers, who look forward to a tantalising selection of music played by the very best.
An impressive array of creative forces came together in the imaginative hands of Sahara Breeze (SBZ) Productions to create a stunning visual and aural interpretation of Shakespeare’s darkly magical The Tempest.
After a 10-year journey to restore the 155-year-old Pukehiki Church, high atop Otago Peninsula, was completed last year, one special feature remained to be restored — the church’s original 1887...
A dedicated team of volunteers is working hard to sort and price a mountain of music material in preparation for next week’s giant Regent Theatre Music & Entertainment Sale.
The Otago Art Society has more than 160 art works on display in its 148th annual exhibition, which continues at its galleries at Dunedin Railway Station until July 4.
An immersive approach will give audience members a unique perspective on William Shakespeare’s most fantastical play, The Tempest, in a multi-disciplinary production by award-winning Otago...
The challenges of living with the language disorder aphasia, and the ways the wider community can help those struggling to communicate, are being highlighted during Aphasia Awareness month, running...
Age Concern Otago is putting the spotlight on older people’s rights to live free from exploitation and abuse, as it marks Elder Abuse Awareness Week, running from June 15-22.
Dunedin Returned and Services Association president Squadron Leader Kevin Weir is thrilled with the gift of six Highlanders jerseys with special significance to the sporting and veteran communities.
Did you know that simply swapping the screws on your vehicle’s number plate for tamper-proof screws could help prevent thieves from making off with it?
The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra is about to make its only visit to Dunedin for this year, bringing two evening concerts and daytime community events to the city in June.
Dunedin teenager Isabel Sheehan, 17, is looking back on taking part in the "incredible adventure" of a 21-day Outward Bound course in December last year, and urging others to give it a go.
High above the city, on a sloping council reserve site in Allenby St, sits the Dalmore Reserve Community Garden — a popular hub for keen local gardeners.
Glorious shifting images of interstellar space and the complexities of the human brain formed a fascinating backdrop to a powerhouse performance of Constellations.