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, a Global Studies & Chinese student at the University of Otago.
Hamish Martineau
When you’re no longer rangatahi, but don’t quite feel like a fully settled pakeke either. Hosted by Tia Fleming.
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Empowering women, raising awareness, and advocating for domestic and family violence intervention, prevention, and support with Shakti Woman’s Refuge Trust.
An invitation to connect, reflect on cultural traditions and find meaning in your everyday journal entries.
Formed in 1986 with membership comprised of Dunedinites interested in Japanese culture, students and teachers of Japanese and Japanese nationals living in Dunedin.
