Ogres centre stage in Octagon
Ogres centre stage in Octagon
The 25th annual Thieves Alley Market today will offer something for everyone.
Ellie Constantine
Valentine's Day expected to bring out the romantic
Valentine's Day expected to bring out the romantic
Romance in Dunedin has not become the latest victim of the economic crisis.
Warehouse for Mosgiel
Warehouse for Mosgiel
Retailers in Mosgiel have mixed views on what impact The Warehouse will have on business when it opens later this year.
Scientists flock to Dunedin
Scientists flock to Dunedin
Dunedin's biggest conference on advanced materials and nanotechnology could point the way to further lucrative smart industries for the city.
Animal valentines, as well
Animal valentines, as well
SPCA groups across the country are hoping people will bring love into their lives this Valentine's day and adopt a pet.
Overhaul of respiratory services called for
Overhaul of respiratory services called for
Half a million New Zealanders do not have access to a respiratory physician despite respiratory disease being the leading cause of hospital admissions and death in the country.
Family occasion at the Bar
Family occasion at the Bar
Henry Bates' admission to the Bar was a true family occasion yesterday.
Face of a champion who beat the odds
Face of a champion who beat the odds
The determined attitude of New Zealand cross-country ski champion Sammy Bondarenko has resulted in her becoming the face of the Otago branch of Epilepsy New Zealand.
'Any age, any stage' approach for Otago Careers Festival
'Any age, any stage' approach for Otago Careers Festival
Career opportunities and skills shortages in Otago will be highlighted at an Otago Careers Festival in May.
Depression advice online
Depression advice online
Young people are now able to access support through a live chat option on mental health website The Lowdown.
Crystal sparkles with French adventures
Crystal sparkles with French adventures
Recalling her back-to-back trips to New Caledonia and France during the school holidays makes Crystal Diong grin and her eyes shine with the memories.
Dunedin hosts a very traditional wedding
Dunedin hosts a very traditional wedding
No expense was spared for a lavish and very traditional Hindu wedding ceremony in Dunedin on Saturday.
Dunedin pair tell of horrors
Dunedin pair tell of horrors
"It just brings tears to your eyes," says a former Dunedin nurse dealing with the horrific aftermath of the Victorian fires.
Contest nets numbers and big fish
Contest nets numbers and big fish
Big fish and big entries were recorded at the 18th annual Brighton Club fishing competition on Saturday.
Cowboys and girls thrill 4000 fans
Cowboys and girls thrill 4000 fans
The sights, sounds and ever-present smells of the 50th Outram Rodeo were enjoyed by about 4000 people yesterday.
Visit to research father's journey
Visit to research father's journey
Hearing her father's recollections of his time in New Zealand led Leola Danna to inscribe a trip to this country on to her personal list of things to achieve.
Police investigate gunshots in South Dunedin
Police investigate gunshots in South Dunedin
Dunedin police are appealing for information after they received a report of gun shots in the Melbourne St area, South Dunedin, last night.
Senior doctors support Thomson
Senior doctors support Thomson
Senior hospital staff have rushed to support Richard Thomson as a decision on his future looms.
Higher fines discourage disability parking abuse
Higher fines discourage disability parking abuse
Instances of able-bodied people misusing mobility parks have dropped but not enough for CCS Disability Action's liking.
Deadline to run out for claims
Deadline to run out for claims
Leaky homes continue to be a problem and with the 10-year limitation period approaching for many buildings, Ellie Constantine learns a campaign is planned to raise homeowner awareness.