This will be a day long remembered by fans
This will be a day long remembered by fans
The Force will be strong in Dunedin this weekend.
Nigel Benson
Paging literary bargain lovers
Paging literary bargain lovers
Get ready to start your search engines.
Another 'piece of art for the whole city'
Another 'piece of art for the whole city'
Dunedin is becoming a canvas for internationally-renowned street artists.
Neale shortlisted for poetry prize
Neale shortlisted for poetry prize
Former Otago Daily Times poetry editor Emma Neale is one of three finalists in a new poetry award.
Light at the end of tunnel
Light at the end of tunnel
A million-dollar railway project is nearing an end in Mosgiel.
Drawing on enthusiasm
Drawing on enthusiasm
There will be plenty of colour and fun at East Taieri over the school holidays.
Dunedin to play Hamilton in film
Dunedin to play Hamilton in film
Dunedin will become Hamilton in a major new feature film about the 1981 Springbok rugby tour.
Theatre company gets $30,000 grant
Theatre company gets $30,000 grant
Dunedin's Ake Ake Theatre Company has been awarded $30,000 funding for a World War 1 project.
Posies made for graves
Posies made for graves
Young and old were busy in Dunedin yesterday remembering those who did grow not old.
Dramatic paws at new Globe production
Dramatic paws at new Globe production
Morgan Alcock (10), who plays Tabitha, keeps Lala the cat and Bean the rat apart in the final dress rehearsal of That's Bewitched at the Globe Theatre yesterday.
Fairgoers have to wrestle with mud
Fairgoers have to wrestle with mud
Even fortune tellers can't be expected to predict everything.
Tour among world's best
Tour among world's best
A small Dunedin adventure company is world-famous in Vanuatu.
Rap artist advocates labour as a tool for change
Rap artist advocates labour as a tool for change
Hip-hop artist Boots Riley raps with the crowd at Moot Court, in the University of Otago Richardson Building, yesterday.
From truck driver to professional concert musician
From truck driver to professional concert musician
It's a long, hard road to become a professional concert musician.
Andersons Bay artistry in evidence
Andersons Bay artistry in evidence
Andersons Bay School pupils Louie Potter and Emma Tasker (both 9) admire the school's art exhibition yesterday.
Ill wind a pane in the glass
Ill wind a pane in the glass
Yesterday was a pane in the glass for Dunedin businessman Tony Tan.
Colourful characters dance it up
Colourful characters dance it up
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge couldn't make it, but just about everyone else was there.
Royal no-show no blow to Hyde St party fun
Royal no-show no blow to Hyde St party fun
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge couldn't make it in the end.
Converted tanker used in smolt release
Converted tanker used in smolt release
Anglers were delighted when more than 30,000 fish got away in Dunedin yesterday.
Shakespeareans vie for festival places
Shakespeareans vie for festival places
Shakespeare fans have been lending their ears to pupils this week.