He pānui, he angitu | News and Opportunities
In Conversation with Writer in Residence, Swapna Haddow
Dunedin Public Libraries’ Reading Promotion Coordinator, Jackie McMillan, interviews Swapna Haddow, the award-winning ch...
Posted: Saturday Jul 30, 2022
The Secrets of Others
Posted: Friday Jul 29, 2022
Friends of Ukraine Hub
Please drop into the Friends of Ukraine Hub next to I Love Paris in the Golden Centre Mall in Dunedin between 25-31 July...
Posted: Friday Jul 29, 2022
Drawn to Dunedin
Settling in to her new job as head of Dunedin’s Hocken Collections, Catherine Hammond is also discovering Dunedin. She t...
Posted: Thursday Jul 28, 2022
✨ANNOUNCEMENT! ✨
Tickets for the New Zealand International Film Festival are now on sale for Dunedin!
Posted: Wednesday Jul 27, 2022
Have you seen tomorrow?
Posted: Wednesday Jul 27, 2022
Review of 'Voices of World War 2: New Zealanders share their stories' by Renee Hollis
Posted: Wednesday Jul 27, 2022
Ōtepōti Theatre Lab's Playwright Programme 2022
Today we're introducing our third ŌTL Playwright Programme writer for 2022, Tia Hibbert!
Posted: Wednesday Jul 27, 2022
CREATIVE NEW ZEALAND FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES OPEN
See an overview of what's on offer between July 2022 - June 2023
Posted: Tuesday Jul 26, 2022
Once upon a time
Babytime is one of several regular children’s activities at the library. It resumed yesterday after the school holidays.
Posted: Tuesday Jul 26, 2022
'WRITE SPOT’, OAR FM: DUNEDIN’S TULIP MEETS A PRINCE
Posted: Thursday Jul 07, 2022
Friends of the Hocken Collections Award 2023
Application period 1 July - 15 October
Posted: Thursday Jun 30, 2022
Rāwaho: the Completed Poems
David Howard's new book features Croat artist Katarina Ivanisin Kardum's painting ‘The Eye of the Grasshopper’ on the co...
Posted: Friday Jun 17, 2022
Centre for the Book Symposium: Books and the Pacific - Call for Papers
Posted: Monday Jun 13, 2022
Edinburgh (Scotland)
Posted: Sunday Jun 05, 2022
Exeter (United Kingdom)
Posted: Sunday Jun 05, 2022
Granada (Spain)
Posted: Sunday Jun 05, 2022
Bucheon (South Korea)
Posted: Sunday Jun 05, 2022
Dublin (Ireland)
Posted: Sunday Jun 05, 2022
Ōtepoti Dunedin (Aotearoa New Zealand)
Posted: Sunday Jun 05, 2022
Nottingham (United Kingdom)
Posted: Sunday Jun 05, 2022
Gothenburg (Sweden)
Posted: Sunday Jun 05, 2022
Nanjing (China)
Posted: Sunday Jun 05, 2022
Seattle (United States)
Posted: Sunday Jun 05, 2022
Wonju (South Korea)
Posted: Sunday Jun 05, 2022
Publishing Information
Posted: Sunday Jun 05, 2022
Heidelberg (Germany)
Posted: Sunday Jun 05, 2022
Utrecht (The Netherlands)
Posted: Sunday Jun 05, 2022
Reykjavík (Iceland)
Posted: Sunday Jun 05, 2022
Jakarta (Indonesia)
Posted: Sunday Jun 05, 2022
Tēnā koutou, Thank you
Posted: Sunday Jun 05, 2022
KUPU WHAKATAKI FOREWORD
by Vicki Soanes, Secretary General, New Zealand National Commission for UNESCO
Posted: Sunday Jun 05, 2022
The Heat is On: Young Writers on the Climate Crisis
Posted: Sunday Jun 05, 2022
Call for Ockhams Judges
Applications close at 5pm on Wednesday 29 June
Posted: Thursday Jun 02, 2022
How are Ukrainians doing at this unthinkable time, and how can the power of books and words strengthen our connections?
Posted: Wednesday Jun 01, 2022
Support for Ukraine
Posted: Friday May 27, 2022
Counting down till World Environment Day 2022!
Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature is thrilled to be releasing The Heat is On: Young Writers on the Climate Crisis
Posted: Monday May 23, 2022
2023 Bucheon Diaspora Literary Award
Nominations for 2023 Bucheon Diaspora Literary Award are now open
Posted: Monday May 23, 2022
Call for UNESCO City of Literature Wonju Residency 2022
Posted: Wednesday May 11, 2022
Shooting Folly as it Flies
The Life and Lines of New Zealand’s First Political Cartoonist James Brown
Posted: Wednesday May 11, 2022
Poltavshchyna from above · Ukraїner
Our dear friends in Lviv City of Literature have collaborated with Lviv Public Libraries, Ukraїner and the Ukrainian Lib...
Posted: Thursday Apr 21, 2022
The power of none: New book explores childfree perspectives
Posted: Tuesday Apr 12, 2022
Application forms and information for the 2023 University of Otago Fellowships are now available
Posted: Tuesday Apr 12, 2022
Caselberg Trust Creative Connections Residency
Applications will open for the 2023 Caselberg Trust Creative Connections Residency on 1 May-31 May
Posted: Monday Apr 11, 2022
How to run a bookstore in Manapōuri
Ruth Shaw is the bookseller at the end of the world
Posted: Monday Apr 11, 2022
Board Members wanted!
Posted: Monday Apr 11, 2022
A Recital of Poems
Kirsten Le Harivel, Mary Cresswell, Keith Nunes, Darryl Price & Kirstie McKinnon
Posted: Monday Apr 11, 2022
Call for submissions for the 2023 Storylines Gavin Bishop Award
The award is open to previously unpublished illustrators. This years story has been provided by Heather Haylock.
Posted: Friday Apr 08, 2022
Bucheon City of Literature has opened a call for their 2022 Residency Program
7-week stay for 2 writers and artists in October
Posted: Thursday Apr 07, 2022
Ōtepoti Theatre Lab Public Programme
Introducing a new collaboration with Toitū Otago Settlers Museum
Posted: Thursday Apr 07, 2022
Calling Speakers, Workshops and Educators to submit your EOI's to be part of Matariki Festival 2022
Applications close April 14
Posted: Wednesday Apr 06, 2022
A message from Lviv City of Literature, a city of unbreakable poetry
Thank you to our friends Богдана Брилинська and Pavlo Koriaga from Lviv City of Literature for sharing this message abou...
Posted: Tuesday Apr 05, 2022
Alan Roddick has published NEXT, his third collection of poems in 50 years, with Otago University Press
Listen to him here on the OAR FM Morning Show
Posted: Tuesday Apr 05, 2022
Storylines Janice Marriott Mentoring Award 2022 Winner is ...
Samantha Montgomerie
Posted: Tuesday Apr 05, 2022
Landfall Review Online
The Outrageous and the Everyday: Kerry Lane reviews The Pink Jumpsuit: Short fictions, tall truths by Emma Neale (Quenti...
Posted: Tuesday Apr 05, 2022
New Zealand women in World War II: Author puts out call for letters, diaries
Posted: Monday Apr 04, 2022