Ancient teeth reveal inequalities Ancient teeth reveal inequalities Bronze Age teeth can tell a tale of gender inequality.
Hot rods at forefront of club’s celebrations, display Hot rods at forefront of club’s celebrations, display A classic car stored for 35 years is one of many that will be part of the 50th anniversary of Conrodders Hot Rod and Custom Car Club during Labour Weekend.
Ready to roll into champs Ready to roll into champs The gentle click of bowls and a quiet murmur of information greets visitors to the Blind Low Vision NZ hall in South Dunedin on Wednesday evenings.
Candidates debate disability issues Candidates debate disability issues Taieri and Dunedin electorate candidates gathered to answer questions from the local disability community recently.
Whimsical candidate debate back Whimsical candidate debate back Political aspirants angling for voters’ approval are lining up to appear at Dunedin's Opoho Church on Sunday.
Ready to roll into champs Ready to roll into champs The gentle click of bowls and a quiet murmur of information greets visitors to the Blind Low Vision NZ hall in South Dunedin on Wednesday evenings.
Festival to celebrate supreme Indian goddess Festival to celebrate supreme Indian goddess Dunedin people with cultural connections to the Indian subcontinent will be celebrating Durga Puja over the Labour Day long weekend.
Otago Peninsula Community Board Otago Peninsula Community Board Simon Henderson looks at highlights from the Otago Peninsula Community Board.
Candidates debate disability issues Candidates debate disability issues Taieri and Dunedin electorate candidates gathered to answer questions from the local disability community on Friday.
Whimsical candidate debate back Whimsical candidate debate back Political aspirants angling for voters’ approval are lining up to appear at Opoho Church on Sunday.
Student hopes to ‘revive’ association at university Student hopes to ‘revive’ association at university A young student aims to give back to the community through a focus on community connection.
Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board Simon Henderson looks at highlights from the Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board.
Hope mini-expo will help uncover family mysteries Hope mini-expo will help uncover family mysteries An event at Dunedin Public Library will be a chance to delve into family mysteries.
Being on show ‘fantastic’ Being on show ‘fantastic’ A Dunedin mother and son have been building a world of creativity, one Lego brick at a time.
30th Polyfest celebrated at gallery 30th Polyfest celebrated at gallery The Dunedin Public Art Gallery (DPAG) is bursting with ways to celebrate, learn and practise te reo Māori during Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori.
Ocean-full of family fun in store at festival Ocean-full of family fun in store at festival Dunedin is set for a culinary comeback as the Port Chalmers Seafood Festival returns at the end of the month.
Programme bridges generation gap Programme bridges generation gap A pilot programme is bridging the gap between generations.
Moving finale for Indian dance school Moving finale for Indian dance school A moving night of dance was a culmination of more than 10 years of creativity.
Oils’ scents and sensitivities Oils’ scents and sensitivities A week of mindful experiences aims to highlight a range of ways to improve wellbeing.
Students' marathon effort raises $95,000 Students catch their breath after marathon fundraiser A group of Dunedin student have completed their first marathon and in the process raised $95,000 for men’s mental health.