Delightful fusion of classic, modern
Just in time for the festive season is a delightful pantomime that gives a comic twist on J.M. Barrie’s timeless tale.
Simon Henderson
REVIEW: Classic panto with a twist
REVIEW: Classic panto with a twist
The Globe Theatre presents Peter Pan. Review by Simon Henderson
Gamelan to be the star of the show
Gamelan to be the star of the show
A performance by the Puspawarna Gamelan orchestra will be at the centre of an afternoon of authentic Indonesian culture taking place this Sunday at Yours Cafe.
Combined event fun for all ages
Combined event fun for all ages
It was the perfect way to enjoy outdoor activities as the Caledonian Ground in Logan Park played host to a series of track and field events recently.
App to aid in stock market investment
App to aid in stock market investment
Startup Dunedin’s Audacious programme applauds the entrepreneurial spirit of University of Otago and Otago Polytechnic students, who are brainstorming the next...
Parade to take its usual route
Parade to take its usual route
The magic of Christmas will be upon us this Sunday as the Dunedin Santa Parade returns for the 25th time.
Foodbank demand soaring
Foodbank demand soaring
The sirens sound to signal the return of the Emergency Services Christmas Food Bank Can Appeal next week.
Chisholm taking his best shot
Chisholm taking his best shot
Josh Chisholm is fighting a fierce competitor — himself.
Scots gather in Middlemarch
Scots gather in Middlemarch
School children will get the chance to learn from heavyweight champions at a new celebration in Middlemarch.
Company goal a better floral foam
Company goal a better floral foam
Startup Dunedin's Audacious programme shines a light on the creative minds of University of Otago and Otago Polytechnic students.
Lighting wanted for dark path
Lighting wanted for dark path
A dark walkway in Mosgiel may be given a lighting boost, but it could be some time before decisions on improvements are made.
Physio pool options criticised
Physio pool options criticised
A veteran civic leader and champion of local interests has expressed his dismay at a recent survey about options for Dunedin’s physiotherapy pool.
‘We don’t condone violence’
‘We don’t condone violence’
The fence outside First Church of Otago was given a delicate sprinkling of white as members of the public tied ribbons in recognition of White Ribbon Day.
A weighty achievement
A weighty achievement
It's only been a few years since schoolteacher Tracy Chipping took up weightlifting, but she has now fulfilled a long-held ambition to reach the heights of sporting success.
Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board
Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board
Simon Henderson looks at highlights from the Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board.
Cruising for hospice
Cruising for hospice
Proud owners of unique vehicles are encouraged to join a convoy for charity this Sunday as the Otago Community Hospice Charity Cruise and Car Show returns for the 14th time.
‘Black Betty’ to feature in cruise
‘Black Betty’ to feature in cruise
A sleek black behemoth from the height of the American automaking industry will be part of Otago Community Hospice Charity Cruise and Car Show when it returns on Sunday.
Love of motorcycles undimmed 50 years on
Love of motorcycles undimmed 50 years on
It has been 50 years since a group of enthusiasts formed the Dunedin Motorcycle Club.
Environment-inspired mural unveiled
Environment-inspired mural unveiled
Pupils, parents and teachers gathered at Port Chalmers School on Sunday for the unveiling of a new, large mural at the school.
Gyms ‘not fit for purpose’: president
Gyms ‘not fit for purpose’: president
The Dunedin Gymnastic Academy is bursting at the seams, and is reaching out for help to grow.