Photo: supplied Hundreds of paintings by members of Green Island Art Group, in a wide range of styles, are on display this weekend at Meridian Mall in the group’s popular annual exhibition, running from today until Sunday.
The Dunedin City Council takes care of many things we see — from venues to libraries, roads to swimming pools, as well as keeping the things we don’t see in tip-top shape
PHOTO: SUPPLIED Members of Leith Harrier & Athletic Club gather for the Balclutha Half Marathon as well as 10km and 5km races on Saturday.
A large audience was fascinated by a glimpse into the soundtrack to life in the French royal court through "An evening at Versailles", a concert of Baroque music.
Conductor and singer Nancy Miller has taken a leadership role in many Dunedin groups over the years and is still going strong at 80. PHOTO: BRENDA HARWOOD Stalwart local singer, conductor and musical director Nancy Miller is dedicated to supporting community music-making
This photograph of model Alannah Kwant wearing a Pauline Kingston-designed dress was taken by Derek Henderson at Hayes Engineering, Oturehua, and is included in the book Central Otago Couture: The Eden Hore Collection. PHOTO: SUPPLIED The fabulous Eden Hore collection of high fashion garments and the book exploring its history and the man behind the magic will be the focus of "An Evening with Eden Hore".
With Dunedin’s cruise ship season set to begin on October 24, Otago Regional Council will provide extra buses to help meet increased demand for services to and from Port Chalmers during peak times.
Emeritus Prof Jocelyn Harris (left) joins Tuhura Otago Museum dress collection honorary curator Dr Jane Malthus behind the scenes at the museum, where items of interest from the textile collection are being prepared for display alongside two ‘‘Jane Austen @ 250’’ floor talks this weekend. PHOTO: BRENDA HARWOOD Jane Austen expert Emeritus Prof Jocelyn Harris will share insights into the life and writing of Jane Austen this weekend
Displaying some of the hundreds of plants up for sale at Sunday’s Rhododendron Day Plant Sale are (from left) Dunedin Botanic Garden manager Catherine Bradley, Friends of Dunedin Botanic Garden president Jocelyn Livesey, committee member Stephanie Chong and secretary Sue Lambie. PHOTO: BRENDA HARWOOD Hundreds of plants, from rhododendrons to perennials, are potted up and ready to go ahead of this weekend’s popular annual Rhododendron Day Plant Sale.
Rev Dr Peter Matheson (Emeritus Professor, Knox Theological College, Dunedin), in 2014. Photo: Gerard O'Brien Angel nor saint have I seen, but I have heard the roar of the surf.
Trader James Lamb blows a bubble gum bubble as he watches his screens on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange in 2018. PHOTO: AP "The thing that comforts me,"
Lyttelton. Photo: file The year 1988 was a leap year.
Steamship Storm lies against the Castlecliff mole at Whanganui on October 10, 1925, near the previously-wrecked SS Cyrena (right). Storm was owned by Canterbury Steam Shipping Co, also known as the Black Funnel Line, which habitually named ships after meteorological conditions. — Otago Witness, 27.10.1925 Two mishaps occurred near the Wanganui Harbour entrance last week-end.
The former Oamaru gas works site. PHOTO: ODT FILES Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including a council of fair and reasonable representatives, the Oamaru gas works site, and the value of employment.
Patrick James borrowed billions — even after presiding over a string of failed businesses
South African poet Sihle Ntuli is enjoying experiencing New Zealand culture. Photo: Gregor Richardson Caselberg Trust Margaret Egan Cities of Literature Writers Resident 2025, South African poet Sihle Ntuli, is slowly adjusting to the cool climes of Dunedin
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