Rendering plant owner to host public meeting
Rendering plant owner to host public meeting
A Mosgiel rendering plant owner is to host a public meeting before the company is sentenced on two charges related to odour issues.
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A burning desire to perform
A burning desire to perform
Performer Lizzie Tollemache stumbled into circus performing and became addicted to fire-eating.
Exploration of Chinese identity and experience
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Exploration of Chinese identity and experience
A documentary theatre project coming to Dunedin will bring into focus the many forms of cultural misrepresentation, discrimination and invisibility that exists around Chinese identity.
Lengthy careers at car dealer’s come to a close for friends
Lengthy careers at car dealer’s come to a close for friends
A Dunedin car dealership has said goodbye to two long-serving staff members.
ORC seeks public response on its draft long-term plan
ORC seeks public response on its draft long-term plan
The Otago Regional Council’s draft long-term plan for 2021-31, which proposes a total rates rise of 47.5% in year one, is now open for submissions.
Enjoying the 'touristy stuff'
Enjoying the 'touristy stuff'
The American star of Netflix movie The Royal Treatment, which was being filmed in Dunedin last month, has brought the city to the attention of her 9.7 million followers.
‘Lucky’ to return from India
‘Lucky’ to return from India
It was a stroke of luck that East Otago man Paul Robinson made it home before the travel suspension for India comes into force this weekend.
Pianist contributes to St Paul's series
Pianist contributes to St Paul's series
New Zealand pianist Stephen De Pledge performs during the St Paul’s at One concert at Dunedin’s St Paul’s Cathedral yesterday afternoon.
Much-anticipated Whanau Ora symposium returns
Much-anticipated Whanau Ora symposium returns
Up to 500 people are attending a symposium in Dunedin this week to celebrate the work done by Whanau Ora to support Maori whanau and communities.
Tradition combines with contemporary
Tradition combines with contemporary
Twirling LED poi during rehearsals for the show Wairua, before its premiere in the Dunedin Arts Festival last night, is New Zealand dancer and choreographer Taiaroa Royal.
Curator of St Paul’s show revels in latest role
Curator of St Paul’s show revels in latest role
NZ opera singer Anna Leese is curator for the 2021 Dunedin Arts Festival show St Paul’s at One. She talks about her busy life as a mother, wife, artist, music teacher and part-time student.
‘Yes day’ positively packed for family
‘Yes day’ positively packed for family
Easter isn’t all about the chocolate.
Launching festival ‘nerve- racking’
Launching festival ‘nerve- racking’
It's almost showtime for the Dunedin Arts Festival 2021.
Sculpture in the garden
Sculpture in the garden
Dunedin artist Kate Fitzharris works on a ceramic sculpture The Commons, which explores the collision between public and private spaces, in the Dunedin Botanic Garden at the weekend.
Rāhui put in place at Taieri Mouth after death
Police probe after child dies in Taieri Mouth boating tragedy
The police will today begin an investigation into the circumstances of yesterday's boating tragedy in Taieri Mouth, in which one child died, and another remains in intensive care.
One critical after early morning crash near Clinton
One critical after early morning crash near Clinton
One person was taken to hospital in a critical condition following a crash near Clinton early this morning.
Mystery surrounds timeline of serious Blackhead crash
Mystery surrounds timeline of serious Blackhead crash
Emergency services do not know for how long a vehicle was down a bank before it was discovered in Dunedin this morning.
Walk of the Cross proceeds, undaunted
Walk of the Cross proceeds, undaunted
A drizzly morning did not deter Mosgiel’s church communities from joining together for a Walk of the Cross yesterday.
One injured after car rolls in Roslyn
One injured after car rolls in Roslyn
A person was taken to hospital after a car rolled in Roslyn this afternoon, while soon after there was a crash on Dunedin's Southern Motorway.
Cross to bear on Good Friday
Cross to bear on Good Friday
Undeterred by drizzly weather, church communities across Mosgiel joined together to take part in a long-standing Good Friday tradition of carrying the cross.