Apprentices lighten rose pruning load It’s rose pruning time again and with over 700 modern roses to prune it can be quite a daunting job.
SUBSCRIBER Estate an artistic escape SUBSCRIBER Estate an artistic escape A historic home in Sweden has been repurposed as a creative hub, Kerryn Fischer, of The Observer, writes.
Nature is rarely orderly, best when messy Nature is rarely orderly, best when messy On a recent Monday morning, I took a routine "patrol" through Lovelock Bush, checking for any fallen trees or broken branches.
The modern lives of wives The choices facing married women in 2025 don’t change the contradiction at the heart of a marriage, writes Eva Wiseman.
Music sheets speak volumes Music sheets speak volumes The lives of many early colonists were bound up in their music collections, Amanda Mills writes.
SUBSCRIBER Science at the end of the world SUBSCRIBER Science at the end of the world A new documentary following climate scientists to Antarctica, explains the physics of our predicament, Tom McKinlay writes.
A joined-up response to climate crisis A joined-up response to climate crisis Academics from across the University of Otago continue to offer solutions to the climate crisis.