Digital art and music combined
Digital art and music combined
Live music loops, improvisation, and taonga puoro combine with digital art in "Mai Te Uira", a unique collaborative performance, which comes to Dunedin next week.
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Genre-spanning performance
Genre-spanning performance
The Dunedin Jazz Club continues its autumn concert series this weekend with a showcase of contemporary jazz.
New track build efforts recognised
New track build efforts recognised
The dedication of Dunedin man Arthur Blondell, who has spent the past 12 years building a safe public walking track in the Silverpeaks Scenic Reserve, has been recognised with a national Outdoor Access Champion Award.
Volunteers needed to get more in saddle
Volunteers needed to get more in saddle
Dunedin Riding for the Disabled needs fresh volunteers so more riders can build confidence and comfort in the saddle.
AI use intensifying scams: Netsafe
AI use intensifying scams: Netsafe
Artificial intelligence is enabling fraudsters to devise ever-slicker romance scams, Netsafe says.
Funding ‘game-changer’ for nursery
Funding ‘game-changer’ for nursery
The recent announcement of funding support from both Otago Regional Council and Dunedin City Council is a "game changer" for the Tomahawk-Smaills Beachcare Trust nursery and native planting projects.
Museum seeks photo of soldier who never came back
Museum seeks photo of soldier who never came back
As the 75th anniversary of the Korean War’s outbreak approaches on June 25, a local museum hopes to locate a photograph of one of the men who never returned.
Chopper to visit city
Chopper to visit city
A time-travelling outlaw from 2030 will ride into Dunedin when Australian comedian Heath Franklin brings his cult alter ego Chopper to town.
Puppetry feature of show
Puppetry feature of show
New Zealand’s Indian Ink Theatre Company will bring their acclaimed show Paradise or the Impermanence of Ice Cream to Dunedin in September.
Opinion: retirement village fee repayment bill lodged
Opinion: retirement village fee repayment bill lodged
I am concerned that despite the coalition agreements and promises, there has been no government progress to resolve the unfairness that retirement village residents experience regarding repayment of their fees.
‘Positive impact’ of yoga highlighted
‘Positive impact’ of yoga highlighted
Meditation and mindfulness will be part of a community event celebrating yoga’s benefits.
Time for a singalong
Time for a singalong
Pub singalongs have become something of a global sensation over the past few years and local performers Harriet Moir and Arlie McCormick thought it was high time Dunedin got in on the trend.
Poetry book published
Poetry book published
Dreams and drawings combine in a charming collaboration between volunteers and artists.
Marlon Williams concert for Dunedin
Marlon Williams concert for Dunedin
Much-loved New Zealand musician Marlon Williams will tour the country next month in support of his first Maori language album Te Whare Tīwekaweka.
Dancers, pipers to converge on Dunedin
Dancers, pipers to converge on Dunedin
Dunedin will host hundreds of pipers and Highland dancers from across the country for the annual Championship Piping & Highland & National Dancing Competitions over King’s Birthday Weekend.
Showcase of Filipino food, sport and culture
Showcase of Filipino food, sport and culture
Sports and glamour will feature in a series of events this weekend.
Clarity sought over sea lion conservation
Clarity sought over sea lion conservation
Sam Henderson outlines highlights from the Otago Peninsula Community Board.
Airport open to cycle trail connection
Airport open to cycle trail connection
Hints of a possible cycle trail developing between Dunedin Airport and other trails in the region may only be a rumour.
Local endeavours receive funding
Local endeavours receive funding
Sam Henderson looks at highlights from the Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board.
School scores grant for goal posts
School scores grant for goal posts
A busy public forum, community concerns, and funding requests for local projects kept West Harbour Community Board members on their toes at last week’s meeting.