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Childhood revisited
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Childhood revisited
Fox's Alexandra Motor Camp, Summer 1952.
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Small idea morphs into a big idea
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Small idea morphs into a big idea
Greg Mirams was working as a contract fencer when the farmers employing him encountered issues with the anti-parasite drugs they were using on their animals.
Xmas on the farm with Nadia Lim
Xmas on the farm with Nadia Lim
Foodie-farmer Nadia Lim says she is aiming for a more "relaxed and casual" atmosphere at Christmas this year - with only a 20-odd guestlist.
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Giving back to NZ a focus for software company
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Giving back to NZ a focus for software company
Karo Data Management is a Māori-owned software company that designs tools for health providers — but it is also so much more.
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Cup runneth over, runs dry
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Cup runneth over, runs dry
With the new century entering its 25th year Summer Times looks back at some of the events of 2000 and sees how we’ve fared since.
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Of gardens great and small
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Of gardens great and small
As Otago Daily Times’ gardening writer Gillian Vine signs off, she recalls some of her favourite stories.
Healthy lives on an ailing planet
Healthy lives on an ailing planet
Health services will need to be sufficiently robust to cope with climate change.
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Winery’s sustainability practices get nod
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Winery’s sustainability practices get nod
A Bannockburn winery has received recognition from wine industry specialists from around the world.
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Dad duped into thinking chicken
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Dad duped into thinking chicken
Recipe developer and photographer Olivia Moore released her first cookbook recently, That Green Olive.
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Youthful slang a bit Temu for older ears
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Youthful slang a bit Temu for older ears
Do young people ever say something that leaves you dazed and confused?
Digging down into China’s past
Digging down into China’s past
I write from Chengdu in western China, a city of 20 million that commands the fertile Sichuan Plain, backed by the Himalayan foothills.
Handmade stories of connection
Handmade stories of connection
Golden syrup or jam?
A date with a calendar collection
A date with a calendar collection
Calendars don’t just keep us up to date, they also tell us how we’ve dated, writes Sarah Hibbs.
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Chapter and verse
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Chapter and verse
It is one of the very biggest stories in New Zealand rock’n’roll history, and Mike Houlahan was there to record it.
More than a grain of truth
More than a grain of truth
A search for healthier ingredients leads Hagar Ozri to a South Canterbury buckwheat farm.
Designs on a delightful garden
Designs on a delightful garden
Louise Frampton turns some recent garden book pages with her green thumb.
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What really matters
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What really matters
A ‘‘decade of hell’’ has fired Corinda Taylor’s fight against suicide.
Is it okay to drop by unannounced?
Is it okay to drop by unannounced?
Before mobile phones were a thing, visiting a neighbour, a close friend, or a family member without first giving them a heads-up was commonplace. But is it still okay to stop by unannounced?
Colourful geraniums will tolerate heat, dry
Colourful geraniums will tolerate heat, dry
Colourful and forgiving of neglect, geraniums come in a variety of foliage and flower colours, of different shapes and textures.
