바카라High Flyer
High flyer
Performer Imogen Stone dangles daringly in the air above the Octagon during The Biggest Little Circus Show last week.
Sam Henderson
Recognition for community work
Recognition for community work
A University of Otago student is helping young migrants navigate the challenges of identity and belonging.
Kindness borne from cruelty
Kindness borne from cruelty
A painful childhood left a Mosgiel resident determined to give love to others.
Plans for rainbow street take shape
Plans for rainbow street take shape
Forget about a rainbow zebra crossing, instead think of a whole street covered in colour.
Uplifting performances appreciated by audience
Uplifting performances appreciated by audience
The Harmonic Resonators & The Nukes, Mayfair Theatre, Sunday, October 23
Storytelling with bells on
Storytelling with bells on
Thoroughly Modern Maui, Knox Church, Thursday October 20 (No further shows)
Message in movement
Message in movement
In the faintest flicker of the eyes a story of suppression and servitude is shared.
Big plans for rainbow crossing
Big plans for rainbow crossing
Members of the queer community have been invited to gather at Otago Pioneer Women's Hall from 7pm tonight for Dunedin’s first Otepoti Rainbow Crossing Hui.
Cruise for life
Cruise for life
Life Matters Suicide Prevention Trust co- general managers Corinda Taylor and Clare Curran are joined at Kettle Park by Geoff Moir with his 1971 Ford Mark 4 Zodiac and Paul Mann and his dog Milo with his 1966 Holden HR Special.
Free computers help fight isolation
Free computers help fight isolation
The ability to connect with the outside world can be a challenging experience for people who are socially isolated.
바카라 사이트 먹튀 Keen get Going
바카라 사이트 먹튀 Keen get Going
After the local elections, Dunedin’s new mayor Jules Radich has hit the ground running.
Grim tale of authenticity
Grim tale of authenticity
Like exotic fish in a tank, three young boys are ripped from their homes and become powerless playthings for unscrupulous adults, who profess to have their best interests at heart.
Ancient music of India in Dunedin
Ancient music of India in Dunedin
A local woman is bringing the beauty of an ancient type of Indian classical music to Dunedin.
Free computers help fight isolation
Free computers help fight isolation
The ability to connect with the outside world can be a challenging experience for people who are socially isolated.
Radich keen to get going
Radich keen to get going
After the local elections at the weekend, Dunedin’s new mayor Jules Radich has hit the ground running.
Members of the rainbow community gathered at Port Chalmers Town Hall for a day of entertainment on Saturday at Jenny B’s Big Gay Cabaret.
Archer on target for success
Archer on target for success
Charlle Harbrow draws the bowstring, checks her bow sight and lets loose the string.
Work begins on new kindergarten
Work begins on new kindergarten
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.
Bricks are just the trick at show
Bricks are just the trick at show
It all begins with a single piece.
Solo theatre dance shows of pain and power
Solo theatre dance shows of pain and power
All the pain and power of womanhood can be seen in the face of Dunedin dancer Swaroopa Prameela Unni.