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If you’re aged 24 or younger and have musical opinions and insights you’d like to share with the world of Toi Oho readers, we have a ...
Kia ora, Kia orana, Noa'ia, Mauri, Ni Sa Bula Vinaka, Fakaalofa lahi atu, Tālofa, Mālō e lelei, Mālō nī, Talofa lava and warm ...
Fa’asamoa references the Samoan way of life and the essence of the culture. It is the framework of values, protocols and practices ...
The Ara Toi team invite you, the Ōtepoti arts and culture community, to showcase your recent art projects contributing an article to ...
Dunedin Arts Festival 2025 will be packed with local and international acts, some of which are actively helping to reduce ...
Are you wondering why ‘9 year plan’ has started cropping up in your media feeds?
What have West Harbour Arts Charitable Trust (WHACT) member Emma-Jane Stanley and sculptor Jerry Howlett got to say about the annual ...
Kia ora koutou. We’re a month into the Year of the Snake and hopefully you’ve shed any tribulations from 2024’s Dragon Year. We're ...
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Ticket sales for the Whare Flat Folk Festival 24/25 launched early and attract plenty of interest in an event with participation at ...
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Hocken Collections presents a new exhibition of work by Miranda Bellamy and Amanda Fauteux, 2024 Frances Hodgkins Fellows.
For 25 years, Dunedin Fringe has been the wild heart of the arts in Ōtepoti—fresh, free-spirited and completely open access. No ...
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