Dunedinites give for Christmas appeal
Dunedinites give for Christmas appeal
Dunedin was the sixth most generous centre in a New Zealand-wide Salvation Army Christmas gift appeal.
Nigel Benson
Battle stations, in memoriam
Battle stations, in memoriam
The Waitati Militia is armed and ready for the Waitati New Year's Eve Battle.
Special camera just the way she Rolleis
Special camera just the way she Rolleis
The house is on fire and you can only grab one thing on your way out. What would it be? Nigel Benson grills a local on her favourite thing.
'It's a simple life . . .'
'It's a simple life . . .'
You don't have to go far to get a million miles away. A hidden world lies just 15 minutes from the centre of Dunedin. Nigel Benson visits the Waiora Scout Camp.
Using food to offset violence
Using food to offset violence
A Dunedin Women's Refuge initiative is proving to be food for thought.
Double role for singer
Double role for singer
Former Dunedin opera singer and New Zealand showjumping representative Jud Arthur will have a double role to play at Ride the Rhythm next year.
Wearable art founder thrilled with 3-D film
Wearable art founder thrilled with 3-D film
World of Wearable Art founder Dame Suzie Moncrieff walked into a world of watchable art in Dunedin yesterday.
One journey over, another to begin
One journey over, another to begin
A Mosgiel man has just completed a 33-year journey with a Jeep.
Hitchhiker home with fridge plugged in
Hitchhiker home with fridge plugged in
Fridge man Rob Cope has arrived home in Wellington after six weeks of hitchhiking around New Zealand with a major kitchen appliance.
Seal's long hill climb a mystery
Seal's long hill climb a mystery
Mystery continues to surround a New Zealand fur seal which surfaced in suburban Dunedin on Monday.
Blubber me, this seal's a landlubber
Blubber me, this seal's a landlubber
Perhaps he thought they were doing some sealing work.
Trawlers remain while cases queue for court
Trawlers remain while cases queue for court
The Korean deep-sea fishing trawler Melilla 203 sits at the Rattray St Wharf in Dunedin.
Sacked Santa bringing cheer to Octagon instead
Sacked Santa bringing cheer to Octagon instead
Santa was a little bit grumpy in Dunedin yesterday. For the past three years, Dunedin retiree Graeme McDougall has been Santa at the Golden Centre mall.
Slide walk art wows Dunedin pedestrians
Slide walk art wows Dunedin pedestrians
Pedestrians fell over themselves to check out an unusual art installation in Dunedin's Octagon yesterday.
Demand for printing
Demand for printing
An old craft continues to make an impression in Dunedin.
Project halfway thanks to donations
Project halfway thanks to donations
The Globe Theatre has had a productive week.
In the footsteps of Gingerbread George
In the footsteps of Gingerbread George
A Dunedin baker thinks there may be spirits in his latest creation.
Artist taking it to the street
Artist taking it to the street
The heart of Dunedin had an art attack yesterday. Dutch artist Leon Keer started a three-dimensional mural in the Octagon as part of the national Gigatown internet competition.
65 years wed - and a family of five generations
65 years wed - and a family of five generations
There was only one way Mosgiel couple Geoff and Helen Hinds intended celebrating their 65th wedding anniversary yesterday ... surrounded by family.
Dunedin tributes flow for Mandela
Dunedin tributes flow for Mandela
''Thank you,'' most of the messages simply read. Tributes flowed in Dunedin yesterday for a man who changed the world.