Push to re-establish 'Southerner'
Push to re-establish 'Southerner'
Dunedin people are being urged to jump aboard and join the call to restore commuter train travel in the south.
Brenda Harwood
Remembrance 2008: Mass march for Dunedin
Remembrance 2008: Mass march for Dunedin
All eyes will be on Dunedin in November as the city pulls out all the stops for a Remembrance 2008 celebration that will be ‘‘bigger than Ben Hur''.
Designer sneakers and denim defines Culture
Designer sneakers and denim defines Culture
For self-confessed obsessive sneaker collector Kevin Downie, retailing high-end retro sneakers to Dunedin punters through his Identity store has been an extension of his hobby.
Conductor no stranger to power of ‘Carmina Burana'
Conductor no stranger to power of ‘Carmina Burana'
The conductor for Saturday night's Southern Sinfonia concert, Werner Andreas Albert, is no stranger to the rigours of Carl Orff's dramatic choral work Carmina Burana.
8th-grade football player is 8 on the 8th of the 8th of 2008
8th-grade football player is 8 on the 8th of the 8th of 2008
Friday will be an exciting day for Dunedin boy Cameron Bradley (pictured), as he celebrates his 8th birthday on the 8th day of the 8th month of 2008.
8 is great for birthday boy
8 is great for birthday boy
Friday will be an exciting day for Dunedin boy Cameron Bradley (pictured), as he celebrates his 8th birthday on the 8th day of the 8th month of 2008.
Race is on to build fastest kart
Race is on to build fastest kart
It's sleek, lightweight, and will hopefully race past the opposition in the Otago/Southland Grass Kart Challenge final.
'Star' singer takes to the field for Carisbrook test
'Star' singer takes to the field for Carisbrook test
The South African national anthem has been running around in my head for weeks.
Commodore opens blokes' shed
Commodore opens blokes' shed
The ladies were on the barbecue as more than 60 people, predominantly blokes, gathered for the official opening of the Taieri Blokes' Shed on Saturday.
National recognition for South Dunedin community patrollers
National recognition for South Dunedin community patrollers
South Dunedin Community Patrol stalwarts Tubby Hopkins and Claire Metcalfe flew the flag for Dunedin in style recently at the Community Patrols of New Zealand national training seminar.
Gaps widening in stadium budget
Gaps widening in stadium budget
The Carisbrook Stadium Trust faces the task of raising $52 million in funding from the private sector, not the original $45 million, if predictions only 53 per cent of the money will be received before 2011 are accurate.
Rally to oppose stadium project planned
Rally to oppose stadium project planned
Dunedin Ratepayers and Householders Association chairman Syd Adie has called for city ratepayers who oppose the Awatea St stadium project to join in a rally at Otago Regional Council next Wednesday, June 11.
Summer drought’s equine victims
Summer drought’s equine victims
In the hills around Waitati, near Dunedin, a desperate struggle is going on to save South Island horses from the ravages of drought and neglect.