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Couple love a Sunday stretch
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Couple love a Sunday stretch
Fortunately, Ray Laing is not a back-seat driver.
John Lewis
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‘Terrible’ conditions for air crew
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‘Terrible’ conditions for air crew
Clayton Girven has never seen devastation like it.
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Rubbish increasing as students return
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Rubbish increasing as students return
Broken windows, some burnt furniture and a veritable tip of broken bottles and other rubbish in Castle St — it can mean only one thing: the students are back in North Dunedin.
Mechanical fitter ‘living the dream’ underground
Mechanical fitter ‘living the dream’ underground
All power to Holly Frewen.
Meteorological drought for parts of Otago
Meteorological drought for parts of Otago
A small portion of southeastern Otago has officially entered a meteorological drought this week, and other persistent hot spots have the potential to develop into drought, Niwa says.
Knife-wielding Dunedin man 'threatened to kill neighbours'
Knife-wielding Dunedin man 'threatened to kill neighbours'
A man who allegedly waved a big knife at his north Dunedin neighbours and threatened to kill them will appear in court.
Dunedin drink driver almost rams cop car
Dunedin drink driver almost rams cop car
A 20-year-old man had a close shave with the law this morning when he almost collided with a police car while driving the wrong way up Cumberland St.
Master’s in architecture now offered
Master’s in architecture now offered
Dunedin is now "a centre for architecture" in the South Island, following the introduction of a new master’s degree.
Students snap up bargains
Students snap up bargains
Seldom will a $20 note buy you a couch (without burn marks), a double bed, a desk or an item of quality clothing.
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Sunday scorcher expected for city
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Sunday scorcher expected for city
Bring out the jandals, shorts and sunscreen again — it looks like we are in for some more sweltering weather in Dunedin this weekend.
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Distress over plant deaths in dry Dunedin
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Distress over plant deaths in dry Dunedin
Dunedin water restrictions have prompted Dunedin Botanic Garden staff to start prioritising what gets watered and what does not, as extremely dry conditions prevail across the city.
Dunedin Botanic Garden battling the dry weather
Dunedin Botanic Garden battling the dry weather
Dunedin water restrictions have prompted Dunedin Botanic Garden staff to start prioritising what gets watered and what does not, as extremely dry conditions prevail across the city.
‘Love yourself,’ says hospice nurse
‘Love yourself,’ says hospice nurse
Roses are red, violets are blue, sometimes it’s better, if your Valentine’s Day flowers are bought by you.
Students urged to keep cool heads
Students urged to keep cool heads
As the University of Otago gears up for its largest orientation week since pre-Covid, students are being urged not to let excitement get the better of them at the events.
Thunderstorm warning for parts of South
Thunderstorm warning for parts of South
Cloud build-ups are expected to produce isolated heavy showers and thunderstorms about much of inland Otago and Southland from this afternoon.
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Reminder about dogs after sheep ‘savaged’
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Reminder about dogs after sheep ‘savaged’
A Taieri farmer has reminded dog owners that their pets can legally be shot if they are caught worrying stock, after one of her sheep was "savaged" at the weekend.
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Flower sellers nearly swept off their feet
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Flower sellers nearly swept off their feet
To say Jolene Wilkinson has been extra picky lately is quite an understatement.
Exhibition explores contemporary human experiences within NZ
Exhibition explores contemporary human experiences within NZ
Treasured Māori art, music and mythology have long been seen as messengers that connect the physical and the spiritual realms.
Penguin named after Otago professor
Penguin named after Otago professor
A 57-million-year-old, 150kg giant penguin fossil found on a North Otago beach has been named after another giant in marine vertebrate paleontology.
Scrutiny in bid to decipher ancient script
Scrutiny in bid to decipher ancient script
Could they depict a tale of Easter Island’s history? A glowing account of a past leader? Or could it just be a simple shopping list?