Brenda Harwood

Helping people of all abilities to experience the joy of dance is a labour of love for the team behind Dunedin’s Gasp! Dance Collective.

Dunedin’s diverse economy gives the city a buffer against the turbulence of the Covid-19 world.

Supporting patients at Otago Community Hospice to tell their stories and share their thoughts is a fascinating privilege for the volunteers of the Hospice Biography Service.

An ecological treasure of national importance lies hidden in the intertidal zone near the entrance to Otago Harbour — the remarkable Aramoana saltmarsh.

A volunteer hub is to be launched in South Dunedin next week.

Hundreds of Dunedinites took advantage of beautiful weather last Saturday to picnic in the Octagon and enjoy a broad range of entertainment to mark Waitangi Day.

A joint project for Toitu Otago Settlers Museum, Heritage New Zealand, and Fiordland-based tourism operator Fiordland Expeditions explores the history of Dusky Sound.

Dunedin Fringe Festival is the first major event out of the box for 2021, and has a huge programme to offer local audiences.

The West Harbour Community Board eased into the year with a low-key and routine first meeting for 2021.

Dunedin’s mobile counselling service for children is scrambling to cope as the new school year begins.

A buzz of enthusiasm for local and New Zealand talent followed the launch of the Dunedin Arts Festival programme at the Dunedin Public Art Gallery on Tuesday night.

The Covid-19 cloud had an unexpected silver lining for the Taieri’s nationally important wetland habitat Sinclair Wetlands.

A deeper knowledge of New Zealand’s shared history and understanding of te ao Maori (the Maori world) are what’s needed for a stronger, more cohesive community.

The growing diversity of the population in Otago and Southland has led to exciting new roles for Lina Lastra and Ana Mapusua.

A Dunedin bakery and cafe is joining a growing national sustainability project by phasing out single-use coffee cups.

Dunedin agencies say the cost of going back to school, coming hard on the heels of Christmas and school holidays, is a major financial burden for many families.

Dunedin-based film-makers Paul Trotman and Clive Copeman have called in every favour they can in getting their feature documentary Behind the Mask — On the Frontline Against Coronavirus over the line.

The release of proposals for developing a mid-sized theatre in Dunedin have been welcomed by two of the affected organisations — the New Athenaeum Theatre, in the Octagon, and the Mayfair Theatre,...

The Dunedin Symphony Orchestra will rip into the new year in optimistic fashion next month, with a concert titled "Celebrating 2021".