Brenda Harwood

‘Contemplative’ production tells story of 1993 toy factory fire

The directing-acting duo of Richard Huber and Simon O’Connor have taken on the challenge of presenting two theatre shows in the Dunedin Arts Festival.

Green Island service to move inside park

Greater Green Island Community Network worker Larna McCarthy checks out the space at Memorial...

Green Island service to move inside park

Temporary changes at Memorial Park in Green Island will allow a large crowd to gather for the wreath laying service in safety.

Opinion sought on Playhouse future

Dunedin Repertory Society president Jemma Adams (left) and stalwart member Christine Colbert are...

Opinion sought on Playhouse future

The future of the Playhouse Theatre in Albany St is up for discussion, and Dunedin people are asked to have their say.

Disability strategy ‘vital step’

Dunedin disability advocate and Southern District Health Board Disability Working Group chairman...

Disability strategy ‘vital step’

The Southern District Health Board’s (SDHB) Disability Strategy is a vital step towards a more equal and inclusive health system, advocates say.

Building study a chance to reflect for association

Pioneer Women’s Hall custodian Monica Hamilton, pictured with some of the historic plaques and...

Building study a chance to reflect for association

A Lotteries Heritage grant for a feasibility study on the future of the Otago Pioneer Women’s Hall in Moray Pl has led to a wider project on the future of the organisation itself.

Community boards have say on freedom camping

Kiwi freedom campers Allan and Cathy Luchford, of Christchurch, at Ocean View freedom camping...

Community boards have say on freedom camping

Despite occasional issues with high numbers of freedom campers in the past, local community board chairmen are broadly supportive of the practice.

Board discuss Seasider, pipes, 10 Year Plan

Board discuss Seasider, pipes, 10 Year Plan

Planning and consultation were top of mind for Waikouaiti Coast Community Board members at its meeting last week.

SuperGrans help out for holidays

Enjoying the aroma in the SuperGrans kitchen are (from left) SuperGrans manager Sandy McKay,...

SuperGrans help out for holidays

The bright and cheerful SuperGrans space at South City Mall will be buzzing with youngsters during next week’s "Korero with the Kids" event.

SuperGrans help out for holidays

The bright and cheerful SuperGrans space at South City Mall will be buzzing with youngsters during next week’s "Korero with the Kids" event.

Art group host demonstration

Wakari Art Group president Val Hawker is pictured with an in-house exhibition of works by group...

Art group host demonstration

The Wakari Art Group will give a demonstration on how to use mixed media in art works to create texture and effect at its next weekly session.

Positive message for women, girls

Wellington artist Mandi Lynn brings her body positive project and exhibition ‘‘Every Body is a...

Positive message for women, girls

It all started with a question from Wellington artist Mandi Lynn’s 5-year-old niece ... "Auntie Mandi am I fat?"

Concern at missing e-scooter helmets

Only two of this row of five Neuron scooters, parked near the Otago Museum recently, still have...

Concern at missing e-scooter helmets

The extra safety of using helmets when riding e-scooters could be undermined by light-fingered, or indifferent, riders.

Cautious optimism ahead of bubble

Monarch Cruises and Tours are among local tourism businesses who are feeling positive about the...

Cautious optimism ahead of bubble

The Star reporters Brenda Harwood and Jessica Wilson ask Dunedin businesses and organisations for their thoughts on the transtasman bubble opening from 11:59pm tonight and what they're hoping for.

Thousands to mark Anzac Day at services

Dunedin Returned and Services Association Anzac Day services convener Lieutenant-commander ...

Thousands to mark Anzac Day at services

Anzac Day convener Lieutenant-commander (retired) Rob Tomlinson is looking forward to standing alongside thousands of Dunedin people at the dawn service this Anzac Day.

Poppies spring up ahead of Anzac Day

A red sea of poppies has spread across Dunedin, as 20,000 of the paper blooms are to be sold ahead of Anzac Day.

Home found after 11 months in motel

Dunedin disability advocate Chris Ford is delighted to finally have moved into an accessible...

Home found after 11 months in motel

Dunedin disability advocate Chris Ford is a happy man.

Classic car tours take last spin

Mainland Classic Tour organisers Dave and Christine Mehrtens, of Dunedin (at left), are joined by...

Classic car tours take last spin

Classic car enthusiasts will be on the road, car roofs down, enjoying the glory of autumn in back-to-back motoring tours — Autumn Colours Outing and Penrite Mainland Classic Tour.

Transport study back on track: leader

After delays due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the Beats-2 Study team is gearing up to resume...

Transport study back on track: leader

After being derailed by the Covid-19 pandemic last year, the Beats-2 Study on active transportation to school is ramping up again.

‘Rewild’ yourself at the Wild Dunedin Festival

Playful sea lion pups are among the many creatures to be highlighted and celebrated during the...

‘Rewild’ yourself at the Wild Dunedin Festival

The Wild Dunedin Festival is back and wilder than ever, offering 70 family-friendly events during the school holidays.

Call for accessible housing

The Government says today's announcement would help to dampen property speculation. It will make...

Call for accessible housing

The Accessible Housing Forum gave disability advocates the chance to share a frank exchange of views on housing with national and local politicians, as well as housing-focused organisations.

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