Sam Henderson
Art being sold to help with Polish celebrations
Art being sold to help with Polish celebrations
An exhibition of works by top Otago artists will be a fundraiser for the Polish Heritage of Otago and Southland Charitable Trust.
Project taking look at older entrepreneurs
Project taking look at older entrepreneurs
The image of entrepreneurs as tech-savvy young go-getters is in need of an upgrade as older entrepreneurs prove innovation and risk-taking can be successful at any age.
Covid-19 restrictions to ease for many
Covid-19 restrictions to ease for many
A relaxation of Covid-19 restrictions will be welcome news for many in Dunedin.
Cathedral takes pride in service
Cathedral takes pride in service
A Queer Evening Church Service for Dunedin Pride month will focus on joy and hope, a local Christian says.
Study links sleep and eating habits
Study links sleep and eating habits
Getting a good night’s sleep could help children avoid biting into more food than they need, Dunedin researchers say.
Blokes Shed opens at Hawksbury
Blokes Shed opens at Hawksbury
The sound of drills, saws and hammers fill the room as members of the East Otago Blokes Shed start to enjoy their new space at Hawksbury Village. Society member Bill Lang said the site...
Cathedral takes pride in service
Cathedral takes pride in service
A Queer Evening Church Service for Dunedin Pride month will focus on joy and hope, a local Christian says.
Link between sleep and eating habits: study
Link between sleep and eating habits: study
"Good night, sleep tight, don’t let the bedbugs bite," the old saying goes.
New play explores the lies we tell ourselves and others
New play explores the lies we tell ourselves and others
A comedic slant on the stories we tell ourselves and others is at the heart of a new play that will have its debut next week.
Pasifika dementia needs not being met: study
Pasifika dementia needs not being met: study
A study has found the needs of aged Pacific people experiencing dementia are often not met.
System provides ‘big window’ view of back of eye
System provides ‘big window’ view of back of eye
If you look deep into the eyes of a patient you can gain a better understanding of various health challenges, but only if you have access to the right equipment and information. This week in...
Roll out the barrel
Roll out the barrel
Painters have been putting the finishing touches to a newly painted barrel at the top of the Speight’s Brewery chimney.
Plan to uncover queer history
Plan to uncover queer history
Hoping to uncover the hidden history of the rainbow community in Dunedin is Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga.
Fears over ‘zero’ contact
Fears over ‘zero’ contact
Access to carers could become a challenge for some people as the Covid-19 outbreak continues to worsen, reports Simon Henderson.
Bugman takes pupils on adventure
Bugman takes pupils on adventure
Opening their eyes to creatures small in size are pupils from Strath Taieri School. The school has been buzzing over a recent visit by Ruud "The Bugman" Kleinpaste. Strath Taieri School was one of...
Hairs to a good cause
Hairs to a good cause
Bonnie Goodman (7), of Waikouaiti, will get a haircut tomorrow for the first time as she says "I’ve only had little tiny trims".
Ukrainians united in anger
Ukrainians united in anger
Ukrainians living in Dunedin are united in their shock and anger at Russia’s invasion of their homeland. Olha Viazenko said if she was in Ukraine she would be fighting for her country. In...
Quest to develop diverse talent
Quest to develop diverse talent
A quest to help members of ethnic communities develop their creativity has been a driving force for a Dunedin training organisation.
Dunedin Pride focusing on events
Dunedin Pride focusing on events
There is a renewed sense of purpose at Dunedin Pride, the local group that works to create an inclusive and affirming environment for queer/rainbow communities.