How a Dunedin drapery fortune left a lasting legacy
How a Dunedin drapery fortune left a lasting legacy
A faded name on an elegant facade is all that remains of a forgotten Dunedin retail empire with its roots in the gold rush.
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MS fundraiser a moving event
MS fundraiser a moving event
The Dunedin community is invited to come together and walk, run or wheel around the Caledonian Ground track to raise awareness and funds to fight multiple sclerosis.
Profoundly human stories shared.
Profoundly human stories shared.
A raw and sensitive set but struggled to land
REVIEW: Pas de Trois
REVIEW: Pas de Trois
A challenging portrayal of creativity and tension.
Snapshot of success
Snapshot of success
Hairdressing student Aria Brookes takes a selfie of some of her fellow classmates as close to 700 Otago Polytechnic graduates celebrated their achievements last week.
Marathon grant launched
Marathon grant launched
Reaching the finish line at the Emerson’s Dunedin Marathon is set to become easier for one aspiring athlete.
Racecourse to host music festival
Racecourse to host music festival
Top country musicians from across the South will come together for the three-day Silverpeaks Country Music Festival this weekend at Wingatui racecourse.
Arts fellow taken with city
Arts fellow taken with city
The latest University of Otago — Ōtākou Whakaihu Waka Frances Hodgkins Fellow has enjoyed his time in Ōtepoti Dunedin so much he plans on staying.
Shaping ideas for hospital floor
Shaping ideas for hospital floor
A vacant store in George St has become a pop-up studio where visitors can mould concepts into reality.
Pakistani groups merge into one
Pakistani groups merge into one
Following a period of division, Dunedin’s Pakistani residents are uniting under a single banner.
Opinion: Gregg’s likely closure another loss for city
Opinion: Gregg’s likely closure another loss for city
The smell of roasting coffee drifting across North Dunedin has been part of the city for generations.
Sunny social send-off
Sunny social send-off
A final showcase is set to wrap up a summer of lawn bowls.
Trophy recognises fundraising efforts
Trophy recognises fundraising efforts
Generous local golfers have been honoured for their devotion to the disabilities community.
Leaps and bounds at school champs
Leaps and bounds at school champs
Queen’s High School student Abi Crowley and Otago Girls’ High School student Penelope Hodgson take part in the girls’ 2000m steeplechase.
Circus act blends control, contortion
Circus act blends control, contortion
The Dunedin Fringe Festival will welcome a contemporary circus performance, created and performed by award-winning New Zealand circus artists.
The Bats take flight to celebrate album
The Bats take flight to celebrate album
Fresh from triumphant appearances on the festival circuit, New Zealand indie music legends The Bats are touring the country to celebrate their 2025 album Corner Coming Up.
Celtic guitarist to perform
Celtic guitarist to perform
Award-winning Irish-Kiwi composer and performer Dave Flynn brings his acclaimed solo show "Celtic Guitar Master" to Port Chalmers next week, offering audiences a taste of richly expressive Celtic...
The art of ‘just coping’
The art of ‘just coping’
When I arrived in Dunedin as a medical student, I didn’t imagine I’d one day return as both a psychiatrist and a comedian.
Poisonous play
Poisonous play
Podcasts, poison and a promising premise are the ingredients of Casketcase, a new play by Dunedin theatre company Good for Her Productions.
Opening up on cash key
Opening up on cash key
As the war in Iran causes global oil prices to spike, New Zealand continues to face cost-of-living pressures.
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