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PPP model still on the cards for hospital
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PPP model still on the cards for hospital
A public-private partnership for the new Dunedin hospital remains in play after the government refused to rule it out.
Car towing trailer rolls
Car towing trailer rolls
A car towing a trailer rolled on Three Mile Hill Rd near Dunedin yesterday evening, partly blocking the road.
Big day out
Big day out
Litia Maiono, a staff member at Pacific Trust Otago, is ready for today’s Moana Nui Festival at Forsyth Barr Stadium.
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Full-circle award for Wild Hero
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Full-circle award for Wild Hero
A lifetime of conservation work by a Dunedin woman has been marked with an award from the nature festival she helped set up almost ten years ago.
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New and old worlds joined for performance
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New and old worlds joined for performance
A multimedia Dunedin performance company are combining Māori instruments with digital cinema to celebrate the beauty of a traditional art form.
George St in running for urban design award
George St in running for urban design award
The revamp of George St in Dunedin is one of 31 projects shortlisted for the 2025 Southern Architecture Awards.
Moving testament to love severely tested
Moving testament to love severely tested
Arthur and Jane: long-married, in tune with each other’s oddities, comfortable.
Phys ed school graduates mark milestone
Phys ed school’s 75th anniversary reunion attracts 130 former students
Graduates from across seven decades of study had plenty of memories to share as the University of Otago marks a milestone in its physical education programme.
Group takes initiative on climate change
Group takes initiative on climate change
The Dunedin City Council may not have proactively pursued community opinion about potential to invest more money in zero-carbon work, but public input is coming anyway.
Offer to help Port Chalmers prompts suggestions
Offer to help Port Chalmers prompts suggestions
A person claiming to have won the $5.3 million Lotto prize sold in Port Chalmers says they want to give back to the area — and plenty of suggestions are flooding in.
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Remembering our lives in the first Covid lockdown
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Remembering our lives in the first Covid lockdown
Five years ago, almost to the day, New Zealanders went into their first Covid-19 Lockdown.
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Pest eradication to save species
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Pest eradication to save species
Vital island havens for rare birds are dependent on them being pest-free.
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Funding urgent, researchers say
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Funding urgent, researchers say
Extermination of pests on New Zealand sub-Antarctic islands needs urgent funding to enable critical climate change studies.
King briefly in hospital for cancer treatment side effects
King briefly in hospital for cancer treatment side effects
King Charles required a short period of observation in hospital after experiencing side effects from his cancer treatment, Buckingham Palace said yesterday.
Bodies still not claimed
Bodies still not claimed
The bodies of Gene Hackman and Betsy Arakawa have still not been claimed, a month after the couple were found dead at their home in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Pilot seriously injured in air show crash
Pilot seriously injured in air show crash
A small plane has crashed at the southern hemisphere's largest air show, leaving its pilot with serious injuries.
Myanmar, Bangkok shaken by 7.7 earthquake
Myanmar, Bangkok shaken by 7.7 earthquake
A strong earthquake struck central Myanmar today causing several buildings to collapse in Mandalay, the country's second-largest city, witnesses said.
Obituary: Aga Khan, spiritual leader
Obituary: Aga Khan, spiritual leader
The Aga Khan, the 49th hereditary imam or spiritual leader of the world’s 15 million Ismaili Muslims, was arguably much better known for the secular side of his life.
Obituary: honoured, respected kaumatua
Obituary: honoured, respected kaumatua
David Ellison dedicated his life to bringing people together.
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