Sam Henderson

Many young children enjoy playing pretend with dirt and a ditch digger. But for Mornington Kindergarten the sweet sounds of children at play has been temporarily replaced by real diggers.

It all begins with a single piece.

All the pain and power of womanhood can be seen in the face of Dunedin dancer Swaroopa Prameela Unni.

It is time to leave the darkness behind and look towards a future filled with promise.

 Simon Henderson reviews the Globe Theatre production of Boeing Boeing — Saturday , September 24.

Tiaras and high tea were a fitting tribute to the memory of Queen Elizabeth II.

A report released today suggests senior entrepreneurs starting businesses after the age of 50 are an under-utilised resource that can substantially rewrite the perception...

A home-grown project has become an opportunity for a local community to learn and grow.

What lies beneath the waters of the Portobello Wharf?

 A colourful mural in Portobello incorporates a nod to the past as well as a reference to the future. The former home of ceramic gift store Happy Hens is now the headquarters of the Otago...

What lies beneath the waters of the Portobello Wharf?

The delicate pink and white petals of cherry blossoms are a chance to put aside the worries of winter for the joys of spring.

A home-grown project has become an opportunity for a local community to learn and grow.

Pupils from St Francis Xavier School perform during Otago Polyfest at the Edgar Centre on Tuesday.

The beautiful cultures of the Pacific will shine at the Moana Nui Festival.

A name change is in the works for the Dunedin Multi-Ethnic Council.

A new haka for Otago Boys’ High school has been 18 months in development.