Nigel Benson

Some very special old cars will be rolling into Dunedin this weekend.

One of Dunedin's oldest family businesses turned 75 this year.

The Otago Festival of the Arts has cancelled one of the productions in next month's scheduled programme.

For a singing teacher, Honor McKellar was uncharacteristically lost for words yesterday.

The Regent Theatre will become a passage to India tonight. The Indian Students Association's annual dance showcase, A Night At The Museum, would be an authentic and colourful taste of Indian culture, co-president Chetan Patel said yesterday.

The Boks are back. A colourful group of about 30 South African supporters and the John McGlashan pipe band loudly greeted the Springboks when they landed at Dunedin International Airport at 9.05am yesterday for the test match against the All Blacks at Forsyth Barr Stadium tomorrow night.

Times have changed since the Dunedin Travel Club was founded in 1937.

Animal control officers are warning parents to be aware of animals around young children after a baby was bitten by a dog in South Dunedin yesterday.

The All Blacks had a scrum practice on arrival in Dunedin yesterday.

There is a secret to catching whitebait."Perseverance," veteran Dunedin whitebaiter Andy Coburn said with a grin this week.

Cheryl the cat came back yesterday, which made Jethro the dog happy.

There is no scratching at the door of the Holy Cross conference centre in Mosgiel.

A catnap turned into a tiki tour for a Dunedin resident recently.

The Otago Multiple Sclerosis Society is using a bed of red carnations in the Wall Street mall to promote its street appeal.

Wild cats are causing litter problems in Dunedin and endangering local wildlife, residents say.