Having left Auckland behind, possibly for good, Imogen Taylor is enjoying settling in to the Dunedin lifestyle. Rebecca Fox talks to the artist about her big move south.
Robyn Paterson is bringing her one-woman show The South Afreakins to the Southland Arts Festival, and tells Rebecca Fox why it resonates with many people.
Josh Emett aimed to create a ‘‘bucket list’’ of recipes a home cook could make in their lifetime. Rebecca Fox discovers it became quite a mission.
Otago-produced meat, oats and cheese have been named as champions in the 2019 Outstanding New Zealand Food Producer Awards at an event in Auckland last night.
Hastings artist Leanne Morrison is excited about having her first solo show in Dunedin. She tells Rebecca Fox about her transition from hospitality to art.
Two Dunedin performers have been selected to tour New Zealand in a new ‘‘re-imagined’’ production of Andrew Lloyd-Webber’s famous musical Cats. Rebecca Fox asks what it takes to be a cat.
Autumn's here and the bounty it brings, and it's cool enough to spend time in the kitchen baking and roasting.
Being able to share her many years of baking knowledge appealed to Allyson Gofton when the idea of writing a new cookbook was raised.
Maths meets dance in the premiere of a new contemporary work by New Zealand choreographer Victoria Columbus. She talks to Rebecca Fox about the Fibonacci sequence.
Reminiscing about the first Tally Ho! concert, Metitilani Alo and Molly Devine remember the weirdness of people asking for their autographs and of being inspired and star struck.
When Scott Bezett steps on to the Dunedin Town Hall stage in the role of Jesus, it will be his first experience performing with a full orchestra.
Scott Elmegreen has been telling stories all his life, so it’s no wonder he has made a career out of it. The American writer tells Rebecca Fox about the importance of keeping his work diverse.
A collection of Crown Lynn swans has dominated Dunedin artist Rod Eales’ work of late, she tells Rebecca Fox.
Abby Howells’ love of music and theatre has led to some difficult times, but discovering the bravery of female performers who have gone before her has given her direction.
Dunedin’s Fringe Festival aims to bring experimental contemporary art to a wider audience, so the Otago Art Society has embraced an age-old practice with a twist in its latest exhibition, ‘‘The Nude’’.
The power of humour and laughter is immeasurable when treating any sort of illness. Actor Lisa Brickell is harnessing that ‘‘power’’ to raise awareness of post-natal depression. Rebecca Fox reports.
Fashion designers from around the world have taken on the challenge of working ‘‘tiny’’ in a collaboration with Dunedin art gallery Gallery De Novo.
David Burt’s passion for his birthplace is evident as soon as he starts talking. Rebecca Fox talks to the new owner of Bracken and finds his passion for Scottish-inspired food is still going strong.
There are not many genres of piano music Jan Preston has not attempted. The Australian-based Kiwi pianist tells Rebecca Fox about her love for the piano and her home country.
A cello can be a great percussion instrument and the bass clarinet can squawk like a didgeridoo under the hands of musicians in the Blackbird Ensemble.
