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.
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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.
New life for felled tree
New life for felled tree
A long-anticipated sculpture, created by artist Tavita Faafoi, was unveiled in the grounds of Olveston Historic Home earlier this month.
Double win for Dunedin speaker
Double win for Dunedin speaker
A Dunedin youth has delivered a powerful message about land, identity and belonging at a national competition.
Opinion: students’ response to issues ‘uplifting’
Opinion: students’ response to issues ‘uplifting’
My hope for the world significantly increased on Friday evening attending the Dunedin High School Showquest.
Ideas challenged in youth podcast
Ideas challenged in youth podcast
Two young broadcasters are challenging stereotypes about age, culture and social norms through a new radio show and podcast on OAR FM.
Midwinter carnival preparations ramp up
Midwinter carnival preparations ramp up
Preparations are ramping up for the Dunedin Midwinter Carnival, with just a month to go before the popular community event takes over First Church and its grounds.
Striving for synchronised success
Striving for synchronised success
Dunedin’s young artistic swimmers will focus on flawless formations as they aim for a spot on the podium this weekend.
Hardy Harvey hits 95
Hardy Harvey hits 95
Members of the Taieri Recreational Tramping Club recently celebrated a milestone in the life of its oldest member.
Humour and family dynamics to the fore in relatable Hall play
Humour and family dynamics to the fore in relatable Hall play
The challenges of shifting to Auckland to be nearer to family are explored with wit and gentle, relatable humour in Roger Hall’s new one-man play End of Summertime.
Artsenta to host 40th anniversary symposium
Artsenta to host 40th anniversary symposium
Artsenta is seeking expressions of interest for its 40th anniversary symposium on creativity and wellbeing, to be held in Ōtepoti Dunedin this October.
Showcasing skills on stage
Showcasing skills on stage
A celebration of creative rangatahi in Ōtepoti Dunedin will give them the chance to bring their ideas to life on stage in a showcase of original performances and wearable art.
Contrasting worlds come together
Contrasting worlds come together
Dunedin Symphony Orchestra principal second violin Ngaruaroha Martin is an expert at juggling contrasting worlds — the world of music and the world of construction.
Hayden delivers wit and emotion in Hall's one-man show
Hayden delivers wit and emotion in Hall's one-man show
Glorious Ruins presents Roger Hall’s End of SummertimeFriday, May 8 — Te Whare o RukutiaReview by Brenda Harwood The challenges of shifting to Auckland to be nearer to family are explored...
Glam rock tribute in support of good cause
Glam rock tribute in support of good cause
Local musicians are joining forces in support of a good cause in "Ziggy’s Glam Rock Extravaganza", to be staged this Friday night, from 7.30pm, at the Mayfair Theatre.
Stamps salvaged from waste foam
Stamps salvaged from waste foam
A lucky find in an industrial bin is enabling a community art project that is both cutting-edge and crafty.
Five years of food, friendship and community connection
Five years of food, friendship and community connection
Food, friendship, remembrance and community connection will be at the heart of Monday’s Pātaka Ora gathering at Āraiteuru Marae.