Fringe offerings wide, bold, many
Fringe offerings wide, bold, many
Cabaret, comedy, city planning, theatre, storytelling, music, dance, visual art and more will be on offer in the Dunedin Fringe Festival, running March 12-22.
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City full of events for weekend
City full of events for weekend
Dunedin is ready for a bumper Waitangi Day weekend of culture, sport and street festivities.
Gathering to be at Waitangi
Gathering to be at Waitangi
Traditional Kāi Tahu Waitangi Day commemorations are taking a different form this year.
‘All-star lineup’ set to feature at line dancing gala at Edgar Centre
‘All-star lineup’ set to feature at line dancing gala at Edgar Centre
The image of the boot scootin’ dancer is getting a modern remix as the Dunedin Line Dance Gala brings more than 300 participants to the Edgar Centre next week.
New surf skis for club
New surf skis for club
Dunedin lifeguards are set to make a splash with upgraded gear.
Scenic stroll
Scenic stroll
Gathering during an outing in Waitati on Saturday are members of the Caversham Harrier and Athletics Club summer walking group.
First concert of year for society
First concert of year for society
The Dunedin Musical Society has been a part of the city’s musical landscape for the past 85 years, providing performance opportunities for local musicians of all ages.
Open rehearsal to attract new members
Open rehearsal to attract new members
Dunedin’s Sunny Side Up choir is keen to share the joy of singing as widely as possible, and is looking for new members to join up.
Party in the Park celebrates 20 years
Party in the Park celebrates 20 years
Two decades of delight have cemented a local festival as a community favourite.
Club navigating for 50 years
Club navigating for 50 years
Fifty years ago, enthusiastic runners navigated Dunedin’s bush using hand-drawn maps and tin cans painted with numbers.
Opinion: buzz now anxiety, not excitement
Opinion: buzz now anxiety, not excitement
As Waitangi Day approaches, Ani Ngawhika explores why the celebration feels different this year and why the work of acknowledging the Treaty partnership is far from finished.
Festival to showcase Indian culture
Festival to showcase Indian culture
A vibrant ancient tradition is set to shine through a cloud of colourful dust.
Shakespeare musical showcase
Shakespeare musical showcase
Dunedin Summer Shakespeare is planning something very special for its seventh season — a showcase of some of the Bard’s many songs.
Opinion: post shop closures a community loss
Opinion: post shop closures a community loss
The quiet closure of local postal services across South Dunedin is not a tidy operational change — it is a community loss.
Facility a first for South Island
Facility a first for South Island
Dunedin is set to become the first location in the South Island with a fully accessible Changing Places bathroom.
Diving to success
Diving to success
New Zealand Masters Games board member and competitor Katrina Pōtiki Bryant celebrates winning gold in the 50-plus springboard diving category at Moana Pool on Saturday.
Authentic Baroque experience
Authentic Baroque experience
Lovers of early music can step into the vivid world of the Baroque in the Baroque Unbound concert tour
Light-hearted take on romantic advice
Light-hearted take on romantic advice
Dunedin audiences are being urged to get ready for "some of the worst advice you’ll ever receive", courtesy of a returning comedy-theatre show.
Playground ‘well worth the wait’
Playground ‘well worth the wait’
‘‘Finally we’ve got space to sprint without bumping into the fence!’’
Preserving ice skating memories
Preserving ice skating memories
Two Dunedin researchers aim to preserve the golden age of New Zealand ice skating before the memories melt away.