News
The Dark is Light Enough: Ralph Hotere: A Biographical Portrait by Vincent O’Sullivan.
Reviewed by Ian Wedde.
Posted: Sunday April 11, 2021
Poetry Shelf Monday Poem: Emma Neale’s ‘Indicator’
Posted: Sunday April 11, 2021
Newspaper has proud history of supporting literary talent
A local commitment to fostering writing talent must be applauded, Tony Eyre writes.
Posted: Sunday April 11, 2021
Māori and Pasifika Books to feast your mind on.
Posted: Friday April 9, 2021
Judy Darleys' review for 'Gaps in the Light' by Iona Winter
Posted: Wednesday April 7, 2021
Lies and ill will
A new play to debut at the Dunedin Arts Festival is not about telling the truth, but might have truths to tell, writes Tom McKinlay.
Posted: Tuesday April 6, 2021
Welcome return to Dunedin for award-winning show
"An unapologetic, sometimes humorous, sometimes confronting feast for the eyes, ears and soul."
Posted: Tuesday April 6, 2021
Dunedin Fringe 2021 Award winners
Posted: Thursday April 1, 2021
Dark Dunedin: Season Two, Episode One
Posted: Thursday April 1, 2021
Poet Laureate David Eggleton's selection of Best NZ Poems 2020
Posted: Tuesday March 30, 2021
New publisher at University Press
Dunedin poet and prose writer Dr Sue Wootton has been appointed as the new publisher at Otago University Press.
Posted: Tuesday March 30, 2021
The directors’ cut
As the Dunedin Fringe Festival closes and two other arts festivals loom, their directors peruse each other’s offerings.
Posted: Tuesday March 30, 2021
Help The Playhouse Theatre get a refurbishment
Posted: Tuesday March 30, 2021
2021 Bucheon Residency Program
Posted: Tuesday March 30, 2021
Thief! - Dunedin Fringe Festival
Posted: Monday March 29, 2021
Dispatches from the fringes
Posted: Sunday March 28, 2021
Chinese Garden documentary given to southern schools
Posted: Sunday March 28, 2021
Prison creative-writing stimulus
The Otago Daily Times prison creative-writing competition is back and promises to be bigger than ever.
Posted: Sunday March 28, 2021
Significant Archibald Baxter poetry find
A Dunedin student’s discovery and publication of poems by World War 1 conscientious objector Archibald Baxter is shedding new light on previous little-known parts of his life.
Posted: Sunday March 28, 2021
Pupils put favourite things to verse
Anderson’s Bay School pupils prefer climbing trees and writing poetry.
Posted: Friday March 26, 2021