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Success spurs company to take rock show around SI

Rock Tenors members gather on the steps of Dunedin’s St Paul’s Cathedral. PHOTO: CHRIS SULLIVAN

Success spurs company to take rock show around SI

A Dunedin production company has seen "huge interest all around the country" in its rock-infused vocal performance and is now taking the show on the road.

Barden Party makes rare public foray

Preparing their "raucous rockabilly retelling" of Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing at Larnach...

Barden Party makes rare public foray

There is much ado about many exciting things when this troupe of travelling thespians comes to town.

Perspectives of the past are metaphors for the future

Cynthia Lam has written a play about her family and cultural themes.

Perspectives of the past are metaphors for the future

Love, Mum is a multimedia chronicle of Cynthia Hiu Ying Lam’s heritage, examined through the eyes of three generations — her mother, and two grandmothers.

Artists serve creative platter

Artists Dani Lucas and Greg McLeod of Dunedin with the "Kai Maps" exhibition at Artsenta. PHOTO:...

Artists serve creative platter

A juicy fruit, a tiny Toblerone and an up-sized kiwifruit is quite the unusual platter, but for the artists of Dunedin’s Fringe Festival this is but another delight for the senses.

Performer, audience take on infectious emotions

Performance artist Hamish Annan embodies different emotions. PHOTO: CHRISTINE O’CONNOR

Performer, audience take on infectious emotions

It is not every day a person gets to experience a full spectrum of emotions, from anger to grief, but yesterday PIJF cadet reporter Tim Scott was shown how to harness the power of...

Fringe Festival unlike any other as new ground broken

Fringe 2023 co-directors Ruth Harvey (left) and Kate Schrader at Fringe headquarters, Princes St....

Fringe Festival unlike any other as new ground broken

This year marks a series of many firsts for Dunedin’s Fringe Festival.

Showcasing Pasifika artists’ exhibitions

Artist Rosie Roache in front of her works at the Fringe Festival on Tuesday. PHOTO: PETER MCINTOSH

Showcasing Pasifika artists’ exhibitions

An artist whose work is being shown as part of the Dunedin's Fringe Festival says art from the Pacific is not showcased enough in the South.

Bridge pro travels NZ to play in every club

East Otago Bridge Club president Mary O’Connell (left) and Karori Bridge Club president Sharleen...

Bridge pro travels NZ to play in every club

One bridge player is truly dedicated to the game and has been to every bridge club in the land.

Dog with Two Tails closing after failing to sell

Local artist Jenny Beatrix (left) and Dog with Two Tails manager Phoebe Churcher. PHOTO: GREGOR...

Dog with Two Tails closing after failing to sell

Another beloved Dunedin music venue has fallen victim to business difficulties and noise complaints.

Comedian riffs on issues, hates Dunedin

Guy Williams’ "Comedy Plus Time Equals Tragedy" is a delightful dive into the twisted mind of the New Zealand Today host.

Keeping vocal competition on song

Green Island Competition Society chairman and convener Peter Thomson with one of the with...

Keeping vocal competition on song

New life is proving critical to keeping old traditions alive.

Exhibition awash in rainbows

Otago Art Society committee members Jenny Longstaff (left) and Tash Hurst at the Rainbow...

Exhibition awash in rainbows

This Dunedin art exhibition is guaranteed to brighten up your day.

Lucky cat returned to owner after three years

Christina McBratney with her cat, Buster, who has been returned after disappearing three years...

Lucky cat returned to owner after three years

A cat has nine lives: for three he plays, for three he strays, and for the last three he stays.

Local cafe joins ‘dinner party’ fundraiser

Cafe staff Stella Charnley prepares for a busy day at Dunedin’s Best Cafe. Photo: Stephen Jaquiery

Local cafe joins ‘dinner party’ fundraiser

A Dunedin cafe is serving up a southern delicacy to help its northern neighbours dealing with the aftermath of Cyclone Gabrielle.

Hundreds attend ‘Fern Fever’

Balmacewen Intermediate pupils take part in Fern Fever Events at Logan Park yesterday. PHOTOS:...

Hundreds attend ‘Fern Fever’

Football is on the horizon for young female players with the arrival of the Fifa Unity Pitch in Dunedin.

Plant giveaway popular

Plant giveaway popular

Members of the public help themselves to free plants provided by the Dunedin City Council at Tahuna Park yesterday.

Exchange venue to celebrate good food and music

Hadden Gamble (left) and Saul Ross of Dogstar Brew Lab. PHOTO: GERARD O’BRIEN

Exchange venue to celebrate good food and music

Two Dunedin musicians have brewed up a new venture combining craft beer and live entertainment.

Music awards 'desperately seeking funding'

Convener of the Southern Country Music Awards and former NZCMA Entertainer of the Year winner...

Music awards 'desperately seeking funding'

A nationally recognised country music singer’s dream of opening doors for performers is at risk of being discontinued due to a lack of funding and understanding from local sponsors.

Speeding driver was late for work, police say

A woman who said she was "running late for work" will need to find other means to arrive on time after she was stopped for speeding twice north of Dunedin.

Woman caught speeding twice in one day

A woman who said she was running late for work will need to find other means to arrive on time after she was stopped for speeding twice north of Dunedin.

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