Pupil’s plea for climate adaptation wins prize
Pupil’s plea for climate adaptation wins prize
Adapt or die.
John Lewis
Dry cold winds tear autumn displays from Dunedin trees
Dry cold winds tear autumn displays from Dunedin trees
Make the most of the autumn leaves around Dunedin, they may not last the week.
Team players’ rocking rehearsal
Team players’ rocking rehearsal
Some may say Daniel Ruthven is just a token boy in a great girl band.
Conditions ease after chilly start in South
Conditions ease after snow, ice make for chilly start in South
Snow, strong winds and low temperatures made for a wintry start in the South today but conditions have eased and MetService has lifted some weather watches.
Moves tailored for dancers with Parkinson's
Moves tailored for dancers with Parkinson's
Slam the door shut; pull your socks up; sweep the crumbs off the table; and knead the pizza dough.
Downes keen to be back
Downes keen to be back
Graeme Downes is finding inspiration from "everywhere" to rebuild his voice and get back behind the microphone, after having recent surgery to remove a tumour from his oesophagus.
Coffee chats a poultry matter
Coffee chats a poultry matter
Anyone earwigging on certain conversations in the Dunedin Hospital staff cafeteria may discover there is some fowl play going on.
'Significant snow' expected in South, Milford Rd closed
'Significant snow' expected in South, Milford Rd closed
A cold front is expected to bring "significant snow" to low levels in the south of the South Island overnight and into Tuesday, affecting alpine passes. The Milford Road (SH94) is closed, with up to 20cm of snow forecast.
South in line for freezing Tuesday
South in line for freezing Tuesday
Grab your winter woollies — our first taste of winter is about to arrive.
What a trip — dancing with the cars
What a trip — dancing with the cars
When the traffic stops, Jarryd Osborne gets go-go dancing.
Dog ate the homework? No, seal blocked way
Dog ate the homework? No, seal blocked way
School office staff have probably heard just about every excuse under the sun.
Dunedin Newshub TV3 office to close
Dunedin Newshub TV3 office to close
Dunedin's TV3 Newshub office will close, the channel’s new owner, Discovery, confirmed yesterday.
Armed police descend on NEV, take man into custody
Armed police descend on NEV, take man into custody
A "wanted" man is in police custody following an alleged theft from a business in North East Valley yesterday.
Newshub to close Dunedin office
Newshub to close Dunedin office
Dunedin’s TV3 Newshub office will close, the channel's new owner Discovery has confirmed.
Arrest after armed police called out in North East Valley
Arrest after armed police called out in North East Valley
A man is in custody after an alleged theft in North East Valley prompted an armed police callout this afternoon.
Rain most in five months but not enough
Rain most in five months but not enough
Otago has recorded its first substantial rainfall in more than five months, but it is nowhere near enough to break the dry spell plaguing the region’s farmers.
Parents worried DNI zone plan could cut out Waitati
Parents worried DNI zone plan could cut out Waitati
Waitati residents are concerned their community will not be included in Dunedin North Intermediate’s (DNI) proposed new enrolment zone.
Staff union calls for security
Staff union calls for security
Security improvements should be considered a high priority at supermarkets with pharmacies, the union for Countdown staff says in the wake of the stabbings at Dunedin’s central city store.
Unseen forces make great fantasy
Unseen forces make great fantasy
Being legally blind since birth, Steff Green has dealt with rejection her whole life.
Shakespeare festival performers put Bard’s words into action
Shakespeare festival performers put Bard’s words into action
"Go wisely and slowly. Those who rush, stumble and fall."