Brenda Harwood

"Squeezing the orange", and indeed running the red, is a matter of routine for many drivers, as they negotiate the congested five-way intersection of George, London, Pitt, and Frederick Sts.

Eight former presidents were among the speakers at the centenary celebration for Graduate Women Otago.

A quiet, obscure grave in Dunedin’s Northern Cemetery is the last resting place of a soldier who fought in the Crimean War and the American Civil War.

Fighting for urgent action on climate change is the focus for the committed members of the Seniors’ Climate Action Network (Scan).

Community opposition to the Dunedin City Council’s proposed Smooth Hill landfill site near Brighton continues, despite moves to halve its size.

A Mosgiel school lunch programme is proving a "game-changer", introducing children to new and healthy food options.

The stories of seven Cadbury’s women workers, tales of factory life and the company’s importance to the city, are told in locally-created verbatim theatre piece, Bittersweet — unwrapping Cadbury’s:...

A pop-up reading space within the Slice of Life exhibition space aims to encourage young visitors to read for pleasure.

The vital service provided by Brain Injury Otago over the past 15 years was celebrated in Dunedin this week.

A Dunedin patient rights campaigner is vowing to fight on in the wake of the Government’s "profoundly disappointing" Budget provision for New Zealand’s drug-buying agency Pharmac.

Last week’s Budget announcement of $120 million to extend the Warmer Kiwi Homes scheme is good news for Dunedin homeowners.

Science is to be back in the spotlight, with 102 events planned for the New Zealand International Science Festival in July.

The increase in main benefits announced in the Budget is "step in the right direction", but more is needed, charities say.

The remarkable contribution of women composers to choral music across five centuries will be celebrated in concert by Dunedin City Choir this weekend.

The many uses of lime as a component in durable, low-carbon building and art-making materials were explored during the popular Lime Burners event at the Dunedin Gasworks Museum at the weekend.

After an enforced break due to Covid-19, the Southern Youth Choir is gearing up to present its first concert in more than a year.

The "surreal" days of Covid-19 lockdown were the inspiration for a unique collaborative publishing project for a Mosgiel author.

The Government’s firm commitment to the Smokefree 2025 goal has excited and inspired Dunedin smoke-free advocates to redouble their efforts.

The formation of rocks, layered across millions of years, and the stunning beauty to be found within them are the focus of the Art+Science Exhibition 2021.