‘Hope Home’ sold for almost $1.7m
‘Hope Home’ sold for almost $1.7m
You may not be able to find a better example of serendipity.
‘Hope Home’ sold for almost $1.7m
You may not be able to find a better example of serendipity.
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‘Gutless’: Protesters confront minister
‘Gutless’: Protesters confront minister
Immigration Minister Erica Stanford faced a small group of protesters during her visit to Dunedin, angry at the government’s decision so far to not issue special visas for Palestinian refugees.
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Panning for support for small town events
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Panning for support for small town events
Arts, Culture and Heritage Minister Paul Goldsmith was delighted to find five flakes of gold while prospecting in the Cardrona River near Wanaka yesterday, but it was not enough to satisfy his...
Model T the perfect vehicle for a trip down memory lane
Model T the perfect vehicle for a trip down memory lane
One of Jim Robertson’s earliest and most enduring memories is of his father driving around the Riverton area in a Ford Model T, delivering groceries.
Dunedin scenes icing on the cake
Dunedin scenes icing on the cake
A Taieri cake-decorating club has moulded Dunedin’s crowning glories into one epic fondant-covered masterpiece, and it is now on display for all to see.
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Work begins on runway safety project
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Work begins on runway safety project
History is being made at Queenstown Airport.
Couple taking message to Parliament
Couple taking message to Parliament
A Dunedin couple hope their trip north with Cliff the Ambulance will hold the government to account over its pre-election promises.
Quite the haunt
Quite the haunt
Glenelg Haunt owner Samantha Hayde holds on to a giant skull in her garage that also contains gargoyles, ghouls and spooks, a spectacular Halloween destination which attracted over a thousand...
'You better': Luxon promises to build 'kick-arse' hospital
'You better': Luxon promises to build 'kick-arse' hospital
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has vowed to build Dunedin a "kick-arse" hospital.
Set lofty goals, PM tells students
Set lofty goals, PM tells students
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon told Otago’s best and brightest secondary school students yesterday he is "incredibly optimistic" about the future.
All things spooky
All things spooky
Wakari residents Lilly Jeffery, 8, Shane Wilson and Paula Jeffery promise their home will scare the living spirits out of you.
Watch: PM presents 2024 ODT Class Act awards
Watch: PM presents 2024 ODT Class Act awards
The ODT Class Act awards celebrating the excellence of young people in the southern region were held in Dunedin this morning.
Getting a good scream on every Halloween
Getting a good scream on every Halloween
People keep telling Terri Doolan she might have a problem.
Bowling Club owners 'in disbelief' over award
Bowling Club owners 'in disbelief' over award
A $70,000 business award has taken the "hugest weight" off the shoulders of the owners of a Dunedin restaurant known for their $4 meals.
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Fluttering flags from fabric fragments
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Fluttering flags from fabric fragments
Turns out there are many uses for old flags.
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Club ties music community together
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Club ties music community together
From "young punks" to ageing rockers, an often overlooked Dunedin venue has been a haven for the city’s musicians for 50 years.
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Choppy waters no problem for veteran lifeguard
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Choppy waters no problem for veteran lifeguard
Not even the bitter wind-chill factor and heavy rain could drag Graeme Newton away from competing in the St Clair Beach to White Island race at the weekend.
Smaills Beach not seen as good choice for beginners
Smaills Beach not seen as good choice for beginners
Beginner surfers choosing Dunedin’s Smaills Beach to hone their skills can thank their lucky stars if they wash up on Bird Island and not the Peruvian coast, a lifesaver says.
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‘We did really get progress’: Hipkins
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‘We did really get progress’: Hipkins
Progress on the new Dunedin hospital was well under way by the time Labour was voted out, Chris Hipkins says.
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Resident knew what to expect with floods
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Resident knew what to expect with floods
A South Dunedin man who has been been hit twice by flooding says he has no plans to move out.