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Treasure awaits walkers, cyclists
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Treasure awaits walkers, cyclists
Sorry locals, your secret is out — Otago Daily Times reporters reveal their patch’s formerly best kept secrets.
Life & Style
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Uni rocked by deficits, protests, resignation
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Uni rocked by deficits, protests, resignation
For good, or bad, these "newsmakers" were the people making headlines in 2023.
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Summing up the essence of NZ cuisine
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Summing up the essence of NZ cuisine
For New Zealand chef Al Brown these fritters come close, for him personally, to a dish that encapsulates New Zealand cuisine almost perfectly.
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Gold came later for junction town
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Gold came later for junction town
Unlike most Otago goldfield towns, gold came late to Beaumont.
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Coal once a draw to Shag Point
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Coal once a draw to Shag Point
Buffeted by wind and swept by waves breaking with heaving kelp over slippery rocks, Shag Point’s story is long.
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Confessions of . . .
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Confessions of . . .
University of Otago School of Biomedical Sciences neuroscientist Prof Louise Parr-Brownlie
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Mining town reflection of past
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Mining town reflection of past
A gold boom town named after the biblical King Solomon’s mine, gold was discovered here in 1863 and the population quickly rose to 1000 people.
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The ODT playlist: Wyatt Ryder
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The ODT playlist: Wyatt Ryder
Musically inclined Otago Daily Times reporters have selected songs you might like to listen to on any number of occasions.
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‘Think big’ airport leaves locals cold
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‘Think big’ airport leaves locals cold
Central Otago "think big"-style development stories set the ink on fire last year, but Christchurch International Airport’s (CIAL) proposed Tarras Airport is perhaps the most combustible story.
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Mum’s recipes a hit, Dad right about cars
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Mum’s recipes a hit, Dad right about cars
Epidemiologist Dr Michael Baker talks about parental advice he received, and sometimes listened to.
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Always a bargain ...
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Always a bargain ...
Alan Dick minds the shop in his Discount Foods store, in Cromwell, in November 1984.
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The last shop
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The last shop
A grand, independent department store graced Invercargill's Tay Street for 123 years.
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Photos of the year: Peter McIntosh
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Photos of the year: Peter McIntosh
I did not have to stay long for a sea lion to perform for the camera at Hoopers Inlet.
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Teen argot food for thought
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Teen argot food for thought
Do teenagers ever say things to you that leaves you thinking, "What did they call me? Is that an insult?"
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Mum’s outlook born of belief in people
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Mum’s outlook born of belief in people
South Otago youth and prison worker Ruth Carraway talks about parental advice she received — and sometimes listened to.
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Taonga mixes ‘ways of being’
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Taonga mixes ‘ways of being’
Dunedin student Zac Mātariki is a hands-on creative from a small township near Whakatāne.
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Hotelier not shy to weigh in
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Hotelier not shy to weigh in
Queenstown hotelier Mark Rose has never been afraid to call it as he sees it.
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Baptism of fire for former minister
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Baptism of fire for former minister
It was a bumpy year in the spotlight for former health minister Ayesha Verrall, who came to the role shortly after the announcement of major cuts in her own former backyard.
Vantage point for rookie
Vantage point for rookie
Getting the story sometimes means getting out of your comfort zone.
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Confessions of ... University of Otago physicist Dr Tim Molteno
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Confessions of ... University of Otago physicist Dr Tim Molteno
I am the leader of the Tart open-source radio telescope project that started here at Otago, and now is being deployed in various nations in Africa and Europe.
Summer Times
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Past lessons still ring true today
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‘New’ Caledonian not so new any more
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Photos of the year: Stephen Jaquiery
