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A University of Otago creative writing competition for staff and students
Do you love to write? Heres a competition for you.
Posted: Wednesday July 24, 2019
The Stone and the Star - Review: David Howard - The Ones Who Keep Quiet
Posted: Wednesday July 24, 2019
The 'revelation' that was Dunedin Writers & Readers Festival
Posted: Tuesday July 23, 2019
2019 Symposium Call for Papers, 1415 November, 2 September Abstract Deadline
Posted: Tuesday July 23, 2019
Bert Roth Award for Labour History 2019
Posted: Tuesday July 23, 2019
2019 Granada Writers in Residence Programme
Granada UNESCO City of Literature, which depends on Granada City Councils Department for the Arts, in partnership with the University of Granada (through its University Extension Unit, International Development Unit, and Social Responsibility, Equality and Inclusion Unit), is launching a new international Granada Writers in Residence Programme.
Posted: Sunday July 21, 2019
Call for applications: Tartu City of Literature Residency in Autumn 2019
Tartu City of Literature Office announces the second 2019 call for applications of Tartu City of Literature International Residency Program for writers and translators.
Posted: Sunday July 21, 2019
Victor Rodger and Robbie Magasiva - Club Paradiso revival
Posted: Saturday July 20, 2019
Water Globe - David Howard in Ljubljana UNESCO City of Literature
David Howard, who is on his way to Ulyanovsk to take up a City of Literature residency there, is currently in Ljubljana UNESCO City of Literature to discuss his libretto for the chamber opera Water Globe with the composer Brina Jez.
Posted: Saturday July 20, 2019
Prof aims to promote Chinese Garden
Posted: Saturday July 20, 2019
Five things Dunedin is still famous for after losing the title of world's steepest street
Posted: Thursday July 18, 2019
Pacifist memorial funds goal reached
Posted: Wednesday July 17, 2019
Peat' by Lynn Jenner a literary road between the past and the present
Posted: Wednesday July 17, 2019
How to do your family tree
Each of us has a story written in our DNA. But that's only part of the puzzle. Researching the family tree is one of those projects that starts but never quite finishes. Where to begin can be intimidating. Gareth St John Thomas has spent his career helping people tell stories.
Posted: Tuesday July 16, 2019
UKU//UTU - With Nigel Borell, Heramaahina Eketone and Wi Taepa
Curated by Mia Abraham and Jesse-James Pickery 17 July 2019 - 24 August 2019
Posted: Monday July 15, 2019
Prague - Unesco City of Literature Creative 2-Month Residency 2020
Calling writers and translators
Posted: Monday July 15, 2019
Notice of the Friends of the Hocken Collections Award 2020
Friends of the Hocken Collections Award 2020 is now open for applications. The intended outcomes of the 2020 Award are creatively open for project applicants to develop and propose. Both collaborative and singular applications are welcome, and salient aspects such as medium, genre, scope, and purpose are prescription-free.
Posted: Monday July 15, 2019
NZIFF 2019 Dunedin Programme Launched
The full programme for the 43rd New Zealand International Film Festival has been revealed in Dunedin. 79 feature-length films from 34 countries will screen over 18 days beginning on Thursday 1st August.
Posted: Monday July 8, 2019
The artful forger
New Zealand's only convicted art forger, Karl Sim, and his associates entangled art experts from around the country in their web of deception. In this extract from the new book A Good Joke: The Life and Crimes of Notorious New Zealand Art Forger Karl Sim, Dunedin author Ian Dougherty reveals...
Posted: Monday July 8, 2019