City where it's at for Havoc
Dunedin is past, present and future for Havoc Farm Pork, business co-owner Linda McCallum Jackson says.
Joshua Riddiford
Future in music beckons
Future in music beckons
A Mosgiel teenager hopes to perform in Hollywood later this year.
Lessons behind prison walls
Lessons behind prison walls
Being able to read and write is important for all of us. But many people in prison lack the basic level of writing and reading required to function in everyday life.
Model station a labour of Lego
Model station a labour of Lego
A Dunedin man will display the fruits of a year's labour at an upcoming Lego show in the city.
Local govt needs to accept change: Cull
Local govt needs to accept change: Cull
The local government sector has to accept the need to change, Dunedin Mayor Dave Cull told the Saddle Hill Community Board at its last meeting on Thursday.
Extra funds welcome at RDA
Extra funds welcome at RDA
A recent donation will help to meet extra costs at Dunedin Riding for the Disabled over the winter months.
WW1 soldiers' stories sought
WW1 soldiers' stories sought
A project is under way to unearth information about Strath Taieri men who fought in World War 1.
Welcoming frame back in the picture
Welcoming frame back in the picture
The frame of the ''Welcome to Mosgiel'' sign was returned to its original place next to the Z service station on Gordon Rd last week.
Discovering the 'houstory' of Strath Taieri
Discovering the 'houstory' of Strath Taieri
A new project is under way to compile histories of houses in the Strath Taieri district.
Market 'extremely buoyant'
Market 'extremely buoyant'
The Dunedin residential property market is busy with buyers facing a lot of competition, say those in the market.
Halls helping to foster neighbourly relations
Halls helping to foster neighbourly relations
Tai chi, street parties and birthdays are among the events hosted at the Robertson Memorial Hall in Ocean View.
Professional development
Professional development
A prestigious award has taken Fairfield School's principal around the world on a quest to learn more about education.
Excursion train needs hosts
Excursion train needs hosts
Being a volunteer host on board the Taieri Gorge Railway since 1988 says something about his personality, Otago Excursion Train Trust chairman Trevor Buchanan says.
Davis puts up hand for board
Davis puts up hand for board
East Taieri Church facilitator Joy Davis has announced her intention to stand for the Mosgiel Taieri Community Board in the local government elections.
Pool project planning and fundraising relies on choosing site
Pool project planning and fundraising relies on choosing site
A recreation centre in Balclutha was a similar example of community collaboration to the proposed Mosgiel pool, the Taieri Community Facilities Trust chairwoman told a meeting last week.
Athletes ready to go
Athletes ready to go
Five Athletics Taieri para athletes leave Dunedin next Wednesday on the way to the Paralympic Games, which begin on September 7.
Mural to brighten wall at car park
Mural to brighten wall at car park
The beautification of Mosgiel will continue, with a mural to be painted on a brick wall on the south side of the Mosgiel RSA car park.
Prison course takes the cake
Prison course takes the cake
Prisoners are cooking up new opportunities at the Otago Corrections Facility.
Playcentre denied harvest
Playcentre denied harvest
Staff at Riselaw Rd Playcentre are frustrated at the destruction of a vegetable garden they and their pupils have been cultivating for the last 18 months.
Longtime book bus driver likes the ‘people contact’
Longtime book bus driver likes the ‘people contact’
People contact has been the main appeal for one longtime Dunedin City Libraries book bus driver.