Choir to perform at railway station
Choir to perform at railway station
Dunedin’s Cantores Choir will present carols from around the globe and across the ages next week at the Dunedin Railway Station.
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Comedy show just the tonic
Comedy show just the tonic
New Zealand actor and comedienne Penny Ashton brings orphaned hero Olive and a squalid gaggle of hilarious Victorians to crusty life in her new hilarious show Olive Copperbottom: A...
Santa Parade to air across region
Santa Parade to air across region
As promised by the Dunedin City Council, George St opened up for the 25th Dunedin Santa Parade last weekend, signalling the start of Christmas.
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.
Foodbank demand soaring
Foodbank demand soaring
The sirens sound to signal the return of the Emergency Services Christmas Food Bank Can Appeal next week.
Ready to pack boxes
Ready to pack boxes
More than 2000 volunteers across New Zealand are set to pack a record 32,000 Christmas Boxes this Saturday to support needy families.
‘Neptune’ reunion on
‘Neptune’ reunion on
Descendants and families of 150 New Zealand men — including 30 from Otago, killed in the World War 2 sinking of HMS Neptune, will gather in Dunedin next month for a reunion.
Pool survey extended to tomorrow
Pool survey extended to tomorrow
A survey looking at options for the future of a hydrotherapy pool in Dunedin has been extended.
Movie to trace menu’s origin
Movie to trace menu’s origin
The true source of ingredients for the popular Sri Lankan vegetarian curries served at Dunedin’s Yours cafe and venue will be explored in a new documentary to be filmed early next year.
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.
Locals work together to improve beach, reserve
Locals work together to improve beach, reserve
The small beach at Te Rauone Reserve, at the end of Otago Peninsula, is dotted with native flaxes and shrubs as part of ongoing efforts to improve the area and help prevent erosion.
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...
Clerici returns for concert
Clerici returns for concert
One of music’s "most majestic moments" awaits the audience at Saturday’s Dunedin Symphony Orchestra concert, featuring Tchaikovsky’s extraordinary Piano Concerto No. 1.
Organisers ‘thrilled’ with works to be showcased
Organisers ‘thrilled’ with works to be showcased
Local art lovers will have the chance to buy art works directly from the artists at the 12th OpenArts Annual Art Fair this weekend.
Xmas at Opoho Church
Xmas at Opoho Church
The Opoho Church community has been hard at work, making jam, baking, knitting and making crafts for this weekend’s Christmas craft fair.
Comedic escapades
Comedic escapades
Peter Pan (Penelope Hare) is ready to resist the fearsome schemes of Captain Hook (Calum Beck) in the Globe Theatre's production of Peter Pan.
Choir’s best-ever ‘Messiah’ a treat
Choir’s best-ever ‘Messiah’ a treat
Those who said, "I’ve heard it before" and stayed away missed a musical treat when Handel’s Messiah was presented in the Dunedin Town Hall on Saturday evening.
Celebration of writers, readers
Celebration of writers, readers
OAR FM was on hand to capture and share some of the magic from this year’s Dunedin Writers and Readers Festival.
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.