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Taking a dip bright and early

A chilly start to the day did not stop eager swimmer Sharon Miller, of Dunedin, from taking the first opportunity of the season to visit the St Clair Hot Salt Water Pool yesterday.

Taking a dip bright and early
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Tractor collection to go to auction
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‘So much potential’ plan could unlock
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‘Nervous’ about new quake rules
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‘Need to be free from the useless ORC’, candidate raps

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Taking a dip bright and early

Taking a dip bright and early

A chilly start to the day did not stop eager swimmer Sharon Miller, of Dunedin, from taking the first opportunity of the season to visit the St Clair Hot Salt Water Pool yesterday.

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Tractor collection to go to auction

Allan Dippie with one of the over 100 tractors and other vehicles that will be auctioned on...

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Tractor collection to go to auction

A Wānaka developer is auctioning off more than 100 tractors as his collection grows out of control.

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‘So much potential’ plan could unlock

Business South chief executive Mike Collins celebrates the release of the organisation’s new...

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‘So much potential’ plan could unlock

A blueprint for investment and growth in Dunedin is designed "to create a bit of Fomo" among investors outside the city, a business leader says.

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‘Nervous’ about new quake rules

Dunedin mayoralty candidate Sophie Barker (left) and city council candidate Jo Galer say it is...

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‘Nervous’ about new quake rules

Dunedin has a lot to lose if proposed rule changes regarding earthquake-prone buildings are unsuitable, a heritage advocate says.

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‘Need to be free from the useless ORC’, candidate raps

‘‘Stop double-rating our wonderful city,’’ raps Dunedin mayoral hopeful Lee Vandervis, who says...

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‘Need to be free from the useless ORC’, candidate raps

Candidate karaoke was not enough for Lee Vandervis - the Dunedin mayoral hopeful has released a rap.

$4 million Taieri exhibition plan includes cafe

Standing on the site of a proposed exhibition building for the Dunedin Fire Brigade Restoration...

$4 million Taieri exhibition plan includes cafe

Fire engines galore, plane viewing out the window and all with food and drink available — a child’s utopia is going to open on the Taieri Plain.

Lilliput libraries little and loved

Lilliput libraries little and loved

Waitahuna resident Mila Cameron-Tuhaka, 7, browses the collection of books inside the newest Lilliput Library, located on the cycle trail between Hylton St and Lockharts Rd, yesterday.

Auction of artist’s work to benefit community studio

With a couple of paintings by Dunedin artist Eion Stevens, that will be auctioned for Artsenta,...

Auction of artist’s work to benefit community studio

A prolific Dunedin artist’s work will directly benefit an art studio that supports people with mental health and addiction issues.

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Church makes public apology to survivors of abuse

Presbyterian Church moderator the Rt Rev Rose Luxford acknowledges harm and reads an apology at...

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Church makes public apology to survivors of abuse

Apologising publicly for abuse in care, face-to-face, in Dunedin was important because of the "significant reports of abuse" in the city, an abuse survivor says.

Rugby Chat: How Otago won the shield - and how we'll keep it

On ODT Rugby Chat we're talking the Ranfurly Shield and go one on one with Otago coach Mark Brown.

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Project for new cycleway back on track

Phil Glassey leads a line of cyclists in Albany St, Dunedin, celebrating a decision to press...

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Project for new cycleway back on track

A decision to push on with a cycleway in Dunedin’s Albany St has been celebrated with a bike ride on the territory in question.

Bells signal albatross homecoming

Rt Rev Dr Andrea McDougall. PHOTO: STEPHEN JAQUIERY

Bells signal albatross homecoming

Bells rang throughout Dunedin yesterday, marking the homecoming of an albatross (toroa) to the mainland.

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Super fans for Shield defence

Rugby fan Joshua Stewart is all smiles with the Ranfurly Shield in Dunedin yesterday as he gets...

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Super fans for Shield defence

Joshua Stewart is in a growing crowd of rugby supporters — they are the passively active brigade.

Splashing fun

Swimmers of all ages have enjoyed the Water World Indoor Water Park facilities at Moana Pool this week.

Breman first woman to be Reserve Bank governor

The government has named the first woman to be governor of the Reserve Bank in its 91-year history.

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New library brings new energy

The children’s corner, featuring the rākau kōrero, or story tree.

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New library brings new energy

Stocked with a recording studio, a creative makerspace, 12 keen-as staff and a collection weighing more than 12 tonnes

Flying on coffee

Ash Thom, general manager of Dunedin Airport’s new cafe, Fuel to Fly, pours a coffee yesterday before the cafe’s opening this morning.

'I'm the captain': Luxon not worried by business survey

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon today defended his record of engaging with business leaders,...

'I'm the captain': Luxon not worried by business survey

A survey of 150 chief executives and business leaders have ranked the Prime Minister the 15th best minister in his Cabinet.

Braving the elements to show their mahi

Braving the elements to show their mahi

In honour of Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori (Māori Language Week), Blue Mountain College kapa haka group performed in the main drag of Tapanui on Thursday.

Sky’s the limit for use of drones

SPS Automation chief executive and technology officer Scott Spooner and an Agri-copter BFD 70 at...

Sky’s the limit for use of drones

A swarm of drones have been deployed to kill a pest in Central Otago.

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