Island hopping
Island hopping
For New Zealanders it’s a case of "jetting off to far-flung places", but for English writer Sarah Baxter, the Channel Islands was a close-to-home holiday choice with a "castaway" feel.
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Triggers & tingles
Triggers & tingles
Kiwi artist Amy Atkins, aka Letitia Lickkit, is bringing her take on Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response to the South.
More than a mountain
More than a mountain
Aoraki is my emblematic mauka, it is symbolic and quintessentially Kāi Tahu.
Going bananas for a good loaf
Going bananas for a good loaf
Bananas do tend to sit around at this time of year, (much like me, languishing in the heat), as our Central Otago stonefruit becomes the fruit du jour.
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Pinots from Central for some summer sipping
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Pinots from Central for some summer sipping
Many of you will be reading this far from home; baching, visiting family, camping or on a road trip.
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Summer fruit, almond tart
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Summer fruit, almond tart
A perfect tart for any occasion.
Adding oomph to your salads
Adding oomph to your salads
As we head back to work inspiration for lunches and quick and easy dinners is welcome.
No skirting the issues
No skirting the issues
A little remembered campus standoff, now the focus of a documentary, tells us much about ourselves, director Katie Wolfe tells Tom McKinlay.
Gilding the lily
Gilding the lily
Regard was once expressed in more than words, Peter Read writes.
Mexican site mystical
Mexican site mystical
The Shanghai Archaeological Forum is a gathering held every two years that brings together archaeologists from all over the world.
Bright comet in southwest sky worth seeking out
Bright comet in southwest sky worth seeking out
As I type these words, I am getting excited at the prospect of seeing what might be the brightest comet of 2025 in the southwest after sunset.
Highlights from the Fringe 2025
Highlights from the Fringe 2025
The Dunedin Fringe 2025 celebrates the events’ 25th birthday starting March 23.
Celebrating the queen of punk fashion
Celebrating the queen of punk fashion
The retrospective exhibition at Te Papa celebrates the work of punk pioneer Vivienne Westwood.
Trending towards timber
Trending towards timber
Soft neutrals and a lighter palette are on the menu for kitchen and bathroom designs this year.
Making the most of Tomatoes
Making the most of Tomatoes
Penelope Maguire finds some interesting new ways to enjoy a summer staple.
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2025: the start we’ve made
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2025: the start we’ve made
We’ve all but accounted for the first quarter of the 21st century, so how have we done?
Intro to teacher training never tasted so sweet
Intro to teacher training never tasted so sweet
Add a little sugar to a young mind, and an ordinary kitchen can quickly escalate into a mad scientist’s experimental laboratory.
Mass plantings welcome visitors
Mass plantings welcome visitors
A mass of godetias can be seen in full bloom at the Dunedin Railway Station during a rare sunny day earlier this week.
Virtual reality finding its place in architecture
Virtual reality finding its place in architecture
Virtual reality technologies are shaping an inclusive future for architecture, writes Farzam Sepanta
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