Willy or won't he perform? Only time will tell
Willy or won't he perform? Only time will tell
He is a master of the dramatic paws.
Nigel Benson
Eyes skyward for festival launch
Eyes skyward for festival launch
Eyes will be on the sky in the Octagon tonight when the Dunedin Fringe Festival is launched from above.
Cleaner coastlines group wins top award
Cleaner coastlines group wins top award
A project to preserve the Dunedin coastline cleaned up at the 2013 Keep Dunedin Beautiful Awards yesterday. The premier Pod award was won by Our Seas Our Future for its work promoting cleaner, more beautiful coastlines.
Aaradhna to support Paul Simon
Aaradhna to support Paul Simon
New Zealand rhythm and blues singer Aaradhna will be the guest artist for the Paul Simon concert at Forsyth Barr Stadium on April 6.
The irony: on the 30th day, it rained
The irony: on the 30th day, it rained
The ducks were out for the cricket in Dunedin yesterday. The 10.30am start of the first test between New Zealand and England was initially delayed because of bad light.
Uniform reaction: where are we?
Uniform reaction: where are we?
Cruise ship passengers must have thought they had berthed in the wrong city at the sight of a Tower of London yeoman warder in the Octagon yesterday.
Warning after inner-city burglaries
Warning after inner-city burglaries
Dunedin police are warning inner-city residents to be vigilant, after a spate of burglaries.
Moving Images nominated
Moving Images nominated
NHNZ subsidiary NHNZ Moving Images is up against one of the world's largest media organisations in the 2013 Focal International Awards.
Koen kicking around on the fringes
Koen kicking around on the fringes
The Dunedin Fringe Festival's new promotions assistant Koen Naulaerts is on the ball. The 19-year-old is a former professional footballer with top club SK Lierse in the Belgium Pro League.
Otago taking to digital TV
Otago taking to digital TV
Otago is well placed for the end of analogue television in two months.
Changeover woes: aerials running low
Changeover woes: aerials running low
More than 7000 Otago homes may not be able to be converted to digital television in time for the switchover from the analogue network.
Sculptor 'overwhelmed' by Venice invitation
Sculptor 'overwhelmed' by Venice invitation
A Dunedin artist has been invited to show his work at one of the world's most prestigious art exhibitions.
Farewell toast for Hotere
Farewell toast for Hotere
Glasses of whisky were raised as Ralph Hotere ONZ passed his favourite Careys Bay Hotel for the last time yesterday morning.
Group takes lease on hotel
Group takes lease on hotel
An Alexandra group has leased the Otago Central Hotel at Hyde.
Pre-sale Aerosmith ticket offer for 'ODT' readers
Pre-sale Aerosmith ticket offer for 'ODT' readers
The Otago Daily Times is offering readers the inside track for securing tickets to Aerosmith's first concert in New Zealand.
A farewell for Hotere
A farewell for Hotere
The community Ralph Hotere fell in love with and in which made his home will have a chance to farewell the artist before his Requiem Mass this morning.
Disability devices to touch and play on
Disability devices to touch and play on
Inventions to make life easier for people with disabilities were the focus of the ''Show Your Ability'' disability equipment expo in the Edgar Centre yesterday. The national show of disability equipment followed expos in Auckland, Hamilton, Palmerston North and Christchurch.
City service public's chance to farewell Hotere
City service public's chance to farewell Hotere
The life of artist Ralph Hotere will be celebrated with a public service in Dunedin this week.
Boxers sought to step up and take a hit for hospice
Boxers sought to step up and take a hit for hospice
Contenders are being sought for the 2013 ''Southern Showdown'' charity boxing event.
'A great warrior artist'
'A great warrior artist'
Family friends and the arts community are saluting the achievements of Ralph Hotere ONZ after he died in Dunedin yesterday.