Music fans keen for sale
Music fans keen for sale
Fans of music in its varied analogue forms will be in audiophile heaven during next weekend’s Regent Theatre Music and Entertainment Sale.
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Supporting families after baby loss
Supporting families after baby loss
‘‘No mother should be left alone after loss.’’
Diversity in nature a ‘significant strength’
Diversity in nature a ‘significant strength’
Local government, in its current form, is increasingly unsustainable.
ORC warns against burning waste
ORC warns against burning waste
A surge in outdoor fires has prompted widespread complaints across the Otago region.
Grand old show to celebrate theatre’s 150th year milestone
Grand old show to celebrate theatre’s 150th year milestone
The Playhouse Theatre is gearing up to celebrate 150 years of music and laughter next month with a ‘‘Grand Old Music Hall’’ show.
Innovative adaptation
Innovative adaptation
In its 65th anniversary year, Dunedin’s Globe Theatre continues a long-standing tradition of presenting innovative, imaginative productions of classic plays.
Sculptures for church
Sculptures for church
Walking through Knox Church’s George St garden, Nicole Page-Smith took a close look at a display on the Peter Nicholls Sculpture Plinth.
Youth concert to be ‘Rutterly Glorious’
Youth concert to be ‘Rutterly Glorious’
The music of renowned British choral composer Sir John Rutter will be celebrated by the Southern Youth Choir in concert this weekend.
Cantores Choir to present showcase
Cantores Choir to present showcase
Dunedin’s Cantores Choir will present its end-of-semester showcase tonight at Dunedin Railway Station.
Singing group fun, good for the brain
Singing group fun, good for the brain
Belting out the hits by ABBA, Neil Diamond and Rod Stewart, along with fun tongue-twisters like Lily the Pink, with a group of enthusiastic singers is guaranteed to put a smile on your face.
Joyous nuns light up stage
Joyous nuns light up stage
Musical Theatre Dunedin has unleashed a surge of 1970s soul with its vibrant production of Sister Act.
Heritage exhibition highlights society collection artworks
Heritage exhibition highlights society collection artworks
Rarely seen artworks from the Otago Art Society’s Heritage Collection will be brought into the light for the society’s Heritage Collection Exhibition.
Antarctic misadventure explored
Antarctic misadventure explored
A little-known aspect of the connection between Port Chalmers and the great age of Antarctic exploration is the subject of a fascinating exhibition at Port Chalmers Maritime Museum.
‘Resurrection’ raises the roof
‘Resurrection’ raises the roof
About 120 instrumentalists combined with a chorus of about 120 voices to perform Gustav Mahler’s Symphony No 2 "Resurrection".
The Veils play Dunedin to mark newest album
The Veils play Dunedin to mark newest album
Following the critically acclaimed release of their Asphodels album, in 2025, The Veils have quickly returned with new album Fragile World.
Pre-loved gear on offer
Pre-loved gear on offer
A South Dunedin community group is offering free second-hand sports equipment to help get locals active.
New book highlights youth perspectives
New book highlights youth perspectives
Two young Dunedin writers are part of a project to share cultural roots.
Young Dunedin swimmer sets sights on strait
Young Dunedin swimmer sets sights on strait
A Dunedin student has pledged to swim around every island in Dunedin in preparation for a gruelling open water crossing.
Hooked on heritage hens
Hooked on heritage hens
A Leith Valley homesteader has become a passionate breeder of poultry.
Twenty years of support given
Twenty years of support given
For the past 20 years, the small Brain Injury Otago team has provided vital support for people across the community in their battle with the effects of brain injury in their day-to-day lives.