Speed record in sights
Speed record in sights
Young people are working to supercharge a Japanese supercar to beat the New Zealand land speed record.
Simon Henderson
A bicycle built for three
A bicycle built for three
A trio of nurses has found a clever way to commute to work, thanks to some Kiwi ingenuity.
Bringing humour, sincerity to bipolar stand-up comedy
Bringing humour, sincerity to bipolar stand-up comedy
A show about bipolar disorder doesn’t suggest a hilarious night out, but Mid-west American comedian Tristan Miller, a "passive-aggressive manic depressive" manages to mine his mind for moments of mirth.
A bicycle built for three
A bicycle built for three
A trio of nurses has found a clever way to commute to work, thanks to some Kiwi ingenuity.
Community connector committed to Taieri
Community connector committed to Taieri
The best thing about Mosgiel is the people says Taieri Network community connector Teresa Christie.
En garde!
En garde!
Tūhura Otago Museum education officer Ashley Stewart brandishes a replica of a 13th-century longsword used by King Albrecht II of Austria.
Principals call for pay parity as strike begins
Principals call for pay parity as strike begins
As tens of thousands of teachers and principals go on strike across the country today, The Star reporter Simon Henderson speaks to principals of six Dunedin primary and...
Events to embrace Dunedin’s diversity
Events to embrace Dunedin’s diversity
Colours, cultures and connections will be celebrated at Dunedin Race Relations Week.
Dark dreams come to life in sculptures
Dark dreams come to life in sculptures
Sparks of sinister imaginings fly in the Burnside garage of Reg Whaley.
REVIEW: Winding Up by Roger Hall
REVIEW: Winding Up by Roger Hall
Winding UpBy Roger HallMayfair TheatreMonday March 6Review by SIMON HENDERSONThe cosy domestic comedy of Roger Hall has been a reliable drawcard for decades, and this latest offering sees him...
New home for Community House
New home for Community House
The best "plan B" is how Dunedin Community House Incorporated chairman Andrew Whiley describes moving a collection of community groups from Moray Place to new premises in Evan Parry House.
New home for Community House
New home for Community House
The best "plan B" is how Dunedin Community House Incorporated chairman Andrew Whiley describes moving a collection of community groups from Moray Place to new premises in Evan Parry House.
Rev ’n’ Ride returns to fund medical detection dog training
Rev ’n’ Ride returns to fund medical detection dog training
Classic cruisers, custom choppers and more will gather this weekend to raise funds for charity.
Death rate disparities addressed
Death rate disparities addressed
It is a tragic tale in any language. Two mothers, within a month of each other, faced the death of their new-born babies at Dunedin Hospital. It should not matter the race or...
Brain injury group moves
Brain injury group moves
Upstairs at Livingwell is the new location for Brain Injury Otago.
Relocation prompts upgrade for radio station
Relocation prompts upgrade for radio station
A new location for Dunedin Community House is a chance for a local radio station to fully embrace the digital age.
Unlocking mānuka honey’s secrets
Unlocking mānuka honey’s secrets
A new study aims to find a sweeter way to soothe an upset stomach.
Fiery run for women’s team
Fiery run for women’s team
Dunedin dragon boat team Ōtepoti Dragons are in good spirits after a successful result at the recent Aoraki Open, which took place on Lake Rua in the Roto Kohatu Reserve north of Christchurch.
Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board
Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board
Simon Henderson looks at highlights from the Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board.
Festival aims to bring diverse cultures together
Festival aims to bring diverse cultures together
A free multi-cultural festival aims to bring together nations from around the world under one roof.