Trust gives last gift to community
Trust gives last gift to community
The remaining funds of the now-dissolved Otago Southland Furniture Union Trust have been donated to help support the emergency service work of Helicopters Otago.
Simon Henderson
Rebranding of Pride radio show
Rebranding of Pride radio show
A new name and a new focus is coming to Dunedin’s radio show for the queer community.
Waikouaiti Coast Community Board
Waikouaiti Coast Community Board
Simon Henderson looks at highlights from the Waikouaiti Coast Community Board.
Show traces musical heritage
Show traces musical heritage
The Year of the Dragon was celebrated on Saturday with a Chinese New Year concert that was a journey through China’s rich musical heritage.
Visit to shed light on Irish history
Visit to shed light on Irish history
Anyone trying to research details about Irish and Scots-Irish ancestors may encounter challenges due to a huge number of documents destroyed in the opening engagement of the Irish Civil War.
New site for Party in the Park
New site for Party in the Park
This Sunday a fresh chapter unfolds for Mosgiel’s Party in the Park, as it moves to a new location at Wal’s Plant and Fun Land.
Work safety message relayed
Work safety message relayed
A recent talk organised by Work Force Central Dunedin drew a silent and attentive crowd of construction workers from the new Dunedin Hospital site.
Masters Games event hits the bullseye
Masters Games event hits the bullseye
With a full quiver and a keen eye, about 30 archers converged on Chingford Park last weekend to take part in an archery tournament as part of the 35th New Zealand Masters Games.
Toy library water tank; emergency strategies
Toy library water tank; emergency strategies
Simon Henderson looks at highlights from the West Harbour Community Board.
ORC grilled over risk
ORC grilled over risk
Simon Henderson looks at highlights from the Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board.
Showcase highlights nicotine addiction
Showcase highlights nicotine addiction
A science showcase aims to fight back against the marketing efforts of tobacco companies.
Course helps young comics find their voice
Course helps young comics find their voice
The next generation of comedy talent will be nurtured as part of the Dunedin Fringe Festival. Simon Henderson reports.
Powerlifters test limits at Masters Games
Powerlifters test limits at Masters Games
With a grip and a grimace, men and women tested their limits during the New Zealand Masters Games Powerlifting event.
Dancers twirl into spotlight at Masters Games
Dancers twirl into spotlight at Masters Games
Dunedin Town Hall was filled with twists, turns, gavottes and glissades as the New Zealand Masters Games dance sport category took place on Saturday.
Council discusses school issues
Council discusses school issues
A new initiative is providing a powerful platform for young voices.
Games a chance to reunite
Games a chance to reunite
Dunedin is set to spring to life as the 35th New Zealand Masters Games gets under way on Saturday for nine days of competition and entertainment.
Dunedin choir off to world event
Dunedin choir off to world event
Young singers from the Chamber Choir, a spinoff of the Dunedin Children’s Choir, are set to take part in the World Choir Games in Auckland in July.
Murder on their minds
Murder on their minds
Cleaner Joshua Smith normally visits Mrs Milner every fortnight to clean her house.
Holocaust’s impact on NZ families being studied
Holocaust’s impact on NZ families being studied
The indelible impact of the Holocaust on generations of survivors and their descendants is being studied by a Dunedin researcher.
Victims and survivors of Holocaust remembered
Victims and survivors of Holocaust remembered
Those who died and those whose lives were fundamentally changed were remembered when members of the Dunedin Jewish community and invited guests gathered on Sunday for the United Nations...