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New Ōtautahi based Alternative/Folk/Rock band Post Office are elated to release their debut singles Not For Me & Hard Ritual this Friday 23rd August 2024 on BandCamp, Spotify and on limited run 7 inch lathe cut that will be available at their release shows in Christchurch & Dunedin.
New Tree Services business opens in Dunedin
Dunedin Comedy’s second annual comedy benefit for Breast Cancer awareness.
Dunedin speech and language company Parlez has launched a new website to ensure locals are aware of the range of therapies available. The website address is www.parlezslt.co.nz
Our Quarantine Island community is coming together to celebrate its 60th birthday. The celebrations will be held over two weekends; Labour weekend and November 17th 2018.
It’s been one year since Dunedin became a refugee resettlement location, Red Cross communications advisor, Gemma Snowdon, went and met one of the families who arrived last April to see how they’ve adjusted to life as new Kiwis.
Three days of bargains await book lovers in the Dunedin City Library car park at the end of this month.
Mayor of Dunedin Dave Cull says he’s extremely disappointed and saddened that Mondelēz International has confirmed it will close its Dunedin Cadbury factory.
A lunch time celebration will be held on the Otago Museum Reserve on International Women’s Day Wednesday, March 8 from 11am to 2pm. There are public speaking (soapbox) opportunities for anyone to share, speak, rant, read, or sing. All are welcome to come and speak, or listen.
Breathe Financial Mortgages announced today that it is giving away a trip for 2 to Paris France to celebrate the opening of their new Mortgage Brokerage. This new division of Breathe Financial will give New Zealand residents the mortgage flexibility they’re seeking by giving them access to multiple ways to get a mortgage or pay off their mortgage faster.
Dunedin designer Melanie Child is about to attend New Zealand Eco Fashion Exposed in Lower Hutt, Wellington in July as a new designer with her eponymous upcycled clothing label.
Simon Hall, an engineer from Auckland, recently won the $5,000 “Debt Breaker of the Year” Award presented by Barry Kloogh, one of New Zealand’s leading authorities on wealth management. Kloogh is also the creator of the popular DebtBreaker System, an at-home software program designed to help people get out of debt and boost savings.
Even during the holidays every Kiwi wants to know the same things: How to pay off your mortgage, how to reduce debt, and how to save for the future and still have money to enjoy life today. The Debt Breaker system gives people the tools to do all that, and more.
Christchurch band Lupus Lunar are releasing their self-titled, debut album with show’s in Dunedin, Port Chalmers, Lyttleton and Christchurch this Sept/Oct
A dynamic, new, software-based, money management program designed to show people how to pay off a mortgage faster, get out of debt and save money for retirement was recently released to the public by Barry Kloogh, one of New Zealand’s leading authorities on personal and organizational wealth management.
Dunedin band Black Boy Peaches are releasing their new single Apocalypse Sun, and promoting it with a tour of the lower South Island for New Zealand Music Month.
Information is being sent to dunedin city retailers from the Dunedin City Council and Otago Chamber of Commerce to help them make the most of the arrival of Rugby World Cup fans.
Confirmation that the Otago Stadium will be the venue for Dunedin’s Rugby World Cup 2011 games means planning for the Tournament can now be finalised by the Dunedin City Council and all other agencies and stakeholders involved in the event.
Dunedin’s Mayor, Dave Cull is rallying to fight against street violence, by considering changes to laws around public drunkenness and banning repeat offenders.
With innovative show homes and a range of flexible designs on offer, one of New Zealand’s most successful and long established housing companies continues to captivate consumer interest 48 years on…