Harbour road claims another vehicle
Harbour road claims another vehicle
Dunedin police are warning motorists to be wary of changing road conditions after a second car in four days ended up in Otago Harbour yesterday.
Nigel Benson
Art show promises to be swapping good time
Art show promises to be swapping good time
An unusual art exhibition opens in Dunedin next week.
Let the sun shine on; April heading for a record
Let the sun shine on; April heading for a record
With 10 days remaining in April, Dunedin is a few rays of sunshine away from a record.
Gathering to embrace world peace
Gathering to embrace world peace
Green Party co-leader Metiria Turei places a white poppy at the International Peace Pole at the Otago Museum Reserve yesterday.
300 gather to reflect on cost of war
300 gather to reflect on cost of war
Medals, walking frames and wheelchairs glinted in the sun at the Montecillo Veterans' Home and Hospital Anzac Day service yesterday.
'I'd do exactly the same thing again'
'I'd do exactly the same thing again'
Convicted criminal Sean Davison became a free man again yesterday, and the first thing he did was walk in the surf at Dunedin's St Clair beach.
Youthful dancers turn on that old tap magic
Youthful dancers turn on that old tap magic
Everything clicked for a new generation of aspiring Fred Astaires and Shirley Temples at the Dunedin Performing Arts Competitions Society's tap dancing competitions at the weekend.
Juggling sculpture enthrals
Juggling sculpture enthrals
It looks a bit like a steampunk Lotto machine and it has certainly been drawing the crowds to Dunedin's Wall Street mall.
Children make all the smart moves
Children make all the smart moves
More than 20 primary and pre-school children put their best foot forward at the Otago Settlers Museum yesterday.
Chinese garden: here be dragons
Chinese garden: here be dragons
Dragons have taken over the Dunedin Chinese Garden.
Dickens: a crowd-pleaser
Dickens: a crowd-pleaser
A tale of two collections has been entertaining the Dickens out of Dunedin.
Foley works to tour in Scandinavia
Foley works to tour in Scandinavia
You cannot accuse Sam Foley of not seeing the big picture.
Dancers reveal their best moves
Dancers reveal their best moves
Belly dancers from around Australasia sway in Dunedin this weekend.
Anybody can be a landscape painter
Anybody can be a landscape painter
A giant paint-by-numbers picture will be unveiled in Dunedin next week.
Artist's work to be shown in New York
Artist's work to be shown in New York
Dunedin artist Ewan McDougall has been brushing up on his Americanisms.
Temporary art space to whet the appetite
Temporary art space to whet the appetite
A temporary shop which challenges perceptions about art has opened in the main street of Dunedin.
Group enjoys beery good run
Group enjoys beery good run
A Dunedin social group has been running for more than 20 years. And when the run is over it is time for a beer.
Actor aims for picture-perfect technique
Actor aims for picture-perfect technique
Actor John Bach has been brushing up on his lines for the Fortune Theatre production Red.
Fringe Festival captures imagination
Fringe Festival captures imagination
The 2012 Dunedin Fringe Festival was tucked up for another year last night, leaving behind memories of some standout performances among the 50 events of the past 11 days.
Forget about bedtime
Forget about bedtime
It's last chance to dance on the fringe of society this weekend.