Neilson takes ‘Kingmaker’ to Regent
Neilson takes ‘Kingmaker’ to Regent
Award-winning country artist Tami Neilson is on the road with her Kingmaker album tour, in association with Chamber Music NZ.
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Young writers share gossip
Young writers share gossip
A group of young writers is sharing insight into their processes and inspirations with listeners to OAR FM programme and podcast Minor Gossip
Film festival opens with ‘Muru’
Film festival opens with ‘Muru’
The New Zealand International Film Festival opens its Dunedin programme tonight with a screening of Tearepa Kahi’s much-anticipated film Muru, about the 2007 Tuhoe raids.
Fur Patrol back on the road with ‘Pet’
Fur Patrol back on the road with ‘Pet’
Kiwi rockers Fur Patrol have finally hit the road on their postponed tour celebrating the 21st anniversary of their landmark debut album, Pet.
Cellist and pianist reunite
Cellist and pianist reunite
London-based cellist Matthew Barley has joined forces with New Zealand pianist Stephen DePledge for a 10-date "Beethoven & Brahms" tour of New Zealand.
Virtual triathlon
Virtual triathlon
Intermediate and secondary school pupils put their fitness to the test this week.
Health hub aims to save lives
Health hub aims to save lives
Steering people away from the path of self-harm is the aim of the Otepoti Peer Support Lounge.
Happy 100th for league member
Happy 100th for league member
Barbara Gillies’ 100th birthday was celebrated by the Victoria League on Tuesday with an afternoon tea function that attracted league members from as far away as Invercargill.
Seeing red
Seeing red
About $800 was raised for mental health organisation Wellness, Empathy, Kindness Aotearoa (Weka) on Saturday at annual event The Most Wuthering Heights Day Ever.
Keeping Dunedin beautiful
Keeping Dunedin beautiful
Since its beginnings as part of the Anti-Litter Council in the 1960s, Keep Dunedin Beautiful has worked selflessly, says Dunedin’s mayor.
Cruise season sails back into Dunedin
Cruise season sails back into Dunedin
Dunedin’s 2022-23 cruise season will get under way on October 26 with the arrival of Celebrity Eclipse.
Board wraps up current term
Board wraps up current term
At its final meeting last week for this three-year term, Otago Peninsula Community Board members discussed the impact of major weather events and the peninsula’s vulnerability to climate change.
Waikouaiti Coast Community Board
Waikouaiti Coast Community Board
Simon Henderson looks at highlights from the final Waikouaiti Coast Community Board meeting for this triennium.
Hiroshima Day a timely reminder of lost lives
Hiroshima Day a timely reminder of lost lives
It was August 6, 1945, at 8.15am when US B-29 bomber Enola Gay dropped an atomic bomb on the Japanese city of Hiroshima.
Arts festival buzz begins
Arts festival buzz begins
The Dunedin Arts Festival returns to its regular spring timeslot, and will help bring the buzz of live performance back to the city, with a packed programme of music, theatre, dance, visual arts,...
‘Monster Mash’ a grand success
‘Monster Mash’ a grand success
The stage at Dunedin Town Hall was bursting at the seams on Saturday night, as experienced and emerging performers from across the region came together for joyous community concert Mozart’s Monster Mash.
Film society to mark 75th anniversary
Film society to mark 75th anniversary
The 75th anniversary of the Dunedin Film Society, in September, coincides with the 75th anniversary of the first film festival ever held in New Zealand.
Three cases of Monkeypox in country
Three cases of Monkeypox in country
The Ministry of Health reported New Zealand’s third case of Monkeypox on Tuesday, but said the risk of transmission was low.
New book shares stories of life with a brain injury
New book shares stories of life with a brain injury
Dunedin woman Beverley Livingstone shares living with a brain injury and her love of community and singing in a new book released by the Brain Injury Association Otago.
Helping people with the cost of living
Helping people with the cost of living
Since taking office, our Government has worked hard to lift incomes and make life more affordable for Kiwi families.