Rally to send 'strongest message of support'
Rally to send 'strongest message of support'
Dunedin will stop tomorrow to honour Christchurch and its fallen.
Nigel Benson
Quake etched on youngsters' minds
Quake etched on youngsters' minds
Jaime Callender (13) was rehearsing her school play, The Curse of the Mummy, at Mairehau High School when the Christchurch earthquake struck on Tuesday.
Fears over bar's 'gay' label
Fears over bar's 'gay' label
A North Dunedin bar owner says he fears for his safety because his business is being labelled a gay bar by the Dunedin City Council's i-Site Visitor Centre.
Scrap metal pile now Korea-bound
Scrap metal pile now Korea-bound
One man's trash is another's treasure.
Auction offers ultimate sporting prize
Auction offers ultimate sporting prize
What is your ultimate sporting dream?
11 years all at sea and loving it
11 years all at sea and loving it
They've been all at sea for 11 years and they couldn't be happier about it.
Proulx talk full
Proulx talk full
United States journalist and author Annie Proulx has had her Dunedin free talk next week booked out - before it was even advertised.
Scouts to sell 15ha area on Mt Cargill
Scouts to sell 15ha area on Mt Cargill
Being prepared is about to pay off for Dunedin Scouts.
Talented line-up ready for shindig
Talented line-up ready for shindig
Dunedin's potential stars of tomorrow will tomorrow perform in a concert celebrating a theatrical star of yesteryear.
Heritage building use celebrated
Heritage building use celebrated
Dunedin's heritage buildings and the people who safeguard their futures were celebrated last night.
Prize-winning mansion put on market
Prize-winning mansion put on market
What is believed to be Dunedin's most expensive house is for sale.
Leese finalist in Cardiff contest
Leese finalist in Cardiff contest
Former Dunedin soprano Anna Leese is a finalist in the prestigious BBC Cardiff World Singer of the Year competition.
Funeral work photography show cancelled
Funeral work photography show cancelled
A Dunedin photographic exhibition which examines the funeral profession in Christchurch has been cancelled.
Zombies invade Seacliff grounds
Zombies invade Seacliff grounds
It could have been a scene out of a horror movie. And that's exactly what it was.
New citizens welcomed
New citizens welcomed
It took a long and perilous journey for 4th Otago-Southland Battalion Staff Sergeant Richard Wilson to find a peaceful home in Dunedin.
New theatre company, Stageworks, for city
New theatre company, Stageworks, for city
A new theatre company will soon be treading the boards of some of Dunedin's grandest theatres.
'We need peace and love and hope'
'We need peace and love and hope'
They stood in silence, many still struggling to believe what happened at 12.51pm a week earlier.
''It's so incredibly sad,'' University of Otago student Luke Maclean-McMahon (23), of Wellington, said. ''This time last week, I was at uni and I felt it [the earthquake], but I didn't realise the significance of it.''
The Clean wins time in the studio
The Clean wins time in the studio
Seminal Dunedin band The Clean has been named the recipient of the inaugural New Zealand Music Industry Centre (NZMiC) Recording Award.
Trauma counselling about 'reactivating coping skills'
Trauma counselling about 'reactivating coping skills'
Counselling would be an important tool to help people affected by the Christchurch earthquake, trauma specialists said yesterday.
Contrast moves vigil keepers
Contrast moves vigil keepers
The contrast in Dunedin being untouched while its nearest regional neighbour reeled from the devastation of Tuesday's earthquake was shocking, a gathering of about 200 people heard in the Octagon yesterday.