# Dunedin

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Join Deborah Hull-Brown for a celebration of all the interests, events and support available to super seniors in Dunedin. Meet seniors living artistic, energetic and generous lives, sharing their stories and passions, and hear from people giving their time and support to other seniors.
A weekly ecumenical programme of worship every Sunday at 8:30am presented by Dunedin's inner city ministries.
“How do we teach sustainability?” is a podcast by The Sustainable School (TSS), an applied STEAM + sustainability education initiative based in Ōtepoti, Dunedin, New Zealand. Started as a mother-and-child team who love making recycled crafts at home, we’re excited to embark on a new mission - to di…
Radio One 91FM Dunedin, student alternative radio in Dunedin, New Zealand on the Otago University campus with the freshest music from across the genres, info on local music, events, and gigs, plus podcasts of interviews, regular segments, and more. Listen to Radio One 91FM Dunedin broadcasting live…
Radio One 91FM Dunedin, student alternative radio in Dunedin, New Zealand on the Otago University campus with the freshest music from across the genres, info on local music, events, and gigs, plus podcasts of interviews, regular segments, and more. Listen to Radio One 91FM Dunedin broadcasting live…
Ōtepoti Youth! Vibe Check! Vibe Check on Youth Zone features young people and youth support organisations in Dunedin! Hear about all the events and projects happening right here in Ōtepoti Dunedin.
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Chai Time with DIA is a welcoming space to connect, learn, and celebrate the rich diversity of the Indian community in Dunedin and across New Zealand.  Whether you’ve recently arrived in New Zealand or have called Dunedin home for many years, the Dunedin Indian Association hopes to bring people to…
More than 90 different ethnic groups are represented in Dunedin, and Dunedin Multi Cultural Council exists to ensure we all have the same rights and responsibilities.
Every community has a story of how they came to call Ōtepoti home. We begin with one of the city’s longest-established migrant communities - the Dunedin Chinese community about what it means to maintain a connection to culture while building a life here in Dunedin. Hosted by Hamish Martineau.
Formed in 1986 with membership comprised of Dunedinites interested in Japanese culture, students and teachers of Japanese and Japanese nationals living in Dunedin.