Community Awards to celebrate charities
Community Awards to celebrate charities
An awards ceremony will celebrate the dedication of community-minded organisations.
The Star
Lens on expression
Lens on expression
A sophisticated and nuanced blend of choreography, comedy and complexity is set to delight audiences during the Dunedin Fringe Festival.
Art reinventing the animal kingdom
Art reinventing the animal kingdom
The animals are morphing and changing in the Artsenta laboratory, with new hybrid creatures the order of the day.
Opinion: hospital funding not good enough
Opinion: hospital funding not good enough
The buzz of a helicopter landing on the hospital is a familiar sound in Ōtepoti Dunedin because our hospital serves the extensive Deep South region.
Top athletes to compete in track and field champs
Top athletes to compete in track and field champs
After a nine-year absence, the 2025 Jennian Homes New Zealand Track and Field Championships have returned to Dunedin, promising four action-packed days of high-calibre competition at the Caledonian...
Council initiatives aim to get people moving
Council initiatives aim to get people moving
Thousands of children from 30 Dunedin primary schools are set to walk, scoot or bike their way to and from school to celebrate Move It March.
Ten-year-old keen to perform
Ten-year-old keen to perform
Dunedin youngster Janneke Gunther, 10, is a little nervous and excited as she looks forward to taking the stage on Saturday morning as the youngest competitor in the Dunedin Concerto Competition...
Pianist to perform Chopin
Pianist to perform Chopin
Chamber Music New Zealand opens its 2025 season with a tour by international pianist Piers Lane, who will perform Frederic Chopin’s complete nocturnes.
'Very scruffy' historic building revamped
'Very scruffy' historic building revamped
A time-worn Taieri property is looking freshly revitalised.
Attraction lit up the Octagon
Attraction lit up the Octagon
In 1963, Dunedin City Council was given £5000 by the Evening Star to build a fountain in the Octagon to mark the newspaper’s centenary.
Exhibition’s fashion focus
Exhibition’s fashion focus
An exhibition is merging cutting-edge creativity with a forward-thinking approach to fashion.
Charity frees bonded slaves
Charity frees bonded slaves
Surrounded by the freedom and comfort most New Zealanders enjoy, it can be hard to believe many languish in the chains of bonded slavery.
City celebrates Pride
City celebrates Pride
It has been a busy start to Dunedin Pride Month, but many more events are coming up.
‘Dating booths’ for volunteers
‘Dating booths’ for volunteers
A playful speed-meet will pair potential helpers with those seeking support.
Festival to mark turning 25 this year
Festival to mark turning 25 this year
Only one week to go before the Dunedin Fringe Festival 2025 begins, and the fringe office is a hive of activity.
Repair station returns
Repair station returns
The Dunedin Gasworks Museum will co-ordinate another community repair event as part of the South Dunedin Street Festival on Saturday.
Keen to conduct DSO
Keen to conduct DSO
Australia-based conductor Umberto Clerici has made time in his frantically busy international schedule to spend this week in Dunedin working with the Dunedin Symphony Orchestra.
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