Harbouring the secrets of the deep
Harbouring the secrets of the deep
What lies beneath the waters of the Portobello Wharf?
Sam Henderson
Hope blooms in springtime
Hope blooms in springtime
The delicate pink and white petals of cherry blossoms are a chance to put aside the worries of winter for the joys of spring.
Seed stall conduit for connection
Seed stall conduit for connection
A home-grown project has become an opportunity for a local community to learn and grow.
Pacific pride
Pacific pride
Pupils from St Francis Xavier School perform during Otago Polyfest at the Edgar Centre on Tuesday.
National hockey champs playing out in Dunedin
National hockey champs playing out in Dunedin
It has been worth the wait for Dunedin hockey fans.
Project monitors paua numbers
Project monitors paua numbers
Probing the particular problem of paua procreation in the East Otago Taiapure is the aim of a project run by the University of Otago.
Festival celebrates culture and food of the Pacific
Festival celebrates culture and food of the Pacific
The beautiful cultures of the Pacific will shine at the Moana Nui Festival.
Big turnout for marathon’s return
Big turnout for marathon’s return
Back on the track after the interruptions of the Covid-19 pandemic, Emerson’s Dunedin Marathon returned to the city with options for all the whanau.
Council votes for name change
Council votes for name change
A name change is in the works for the Dunedin Multi-Ethnic Council.
OBHS’s new haka a team effort
OBHS’s new haka a team effort
A new haka for Otago Boys’ High school has been 18 months in development.
Queen meeting 'fabulous'
Queen meeting 'fabulous'
It was nearly 70 years ago but Jimmy Sprague’s eyes sparkle as he recalls glimpsing Queen Elizabeth II and her husband Prince Philip.
Taking spring cleaning to the great outdoors
Taking spring cleaning to the great outdoors
As winter starts to fade and spring begins to emerge, thoughts may be turning towards spring cleaning.
It's a matter of Pride
Rebrand a matter of Pride for Dunedin group
There is a growing mood of optimism at Dunedin Pride.
Pupils win at taekwondo nationals
Pupils win at taekwondo nationals
Grace and precision are all important to young athletes Sophia Le and Ryan Zhou.
Fancy that!
Fancy that!
Cycling women Megan Moyle, Heather Cunningham, Joyce Lepperd, Jeanette Robinson Tromop and Ruth Barton are getting ready to take part in the inaugural Dunedin Fancy Women Bike Ride.
Coiffure for a cause
Coiffure for a cause
Opoho School pupils Chloe Xu, Niko Jimenez-Cunninghame and Oscar Bunce try on colourful wigs in preparation for Wig Wednesday.
‘Lovely’ Probus group to celebrate 25 years
‘Lovely’ Probus group to celebrate 25 years
A luncheon for the 25th anniversary of the Mosgiel Ladies Probus group will be particularly special for one of the founding members.
Giving voice to those affected by dementia
Giving voice to those affected by dementia
REVIEW: Voices of people living with dementia are conveyed with conviction in WOW! Production’s verbatim play The Keys Are In the Margarine.
A trio of Chinese celebrations
A trio of Chinese celebrations
A celebration on September 10 aims to thread the strands of Dunedin’s multicultural community together.
Rebrand a matter of Pride for Dunedin group
Rebrand a matter of Pride for Dunedin group
There is a growing mood of optimism at Dunedin Pride.