The ‘artist’, interrupted
Christchurch writer Paul Gorman plays hide-and-seek with tourists at Mt Cook while rediscovering a long-forgotten hobby.
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Looking sharp
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Looking sharp: That cool house on the corner
A Dunedin couple tell Kim Dungey how they overcame the odds to create one of the city’s most unique homes.
History provides solid foundation
History provides solid foundation
Access to Dunedin’s past has never been easier, Paul Gorman writes.
The wisdom of the season
The wisdom of the season
Like many in Ōtepoti Dunedin, I’m finally coming up for air after a whirlwind season celebrating Matariki and the Māori New Year.
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Let a little sun spill over with every sip of these beauties
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Let a little sun spill over with every sip of these beauties
It won’t have escaped your notice that we are in the depths of winter, though on the positive side we are now quite a bit past the shortest day.
Cooking with intention
Cooking with intention
Winter is here, and that means long, quiet days indoors.
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Roast carrot, noodle salad with white miso dressing
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Roast carrot, noodle salad with white miso dressing
The sweet, caramelised roast carrots take this noodle salad to the next level.
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Fine time to turn to versatile winter favourite
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Fine time to turn to versatile winter favourite
This month, I’ve gone with a staple winter side dish in my household and on my catering menus.
Tried and true
Tried and true
What's for dinner tonight?
Voting on the pressing issues
Voting on the pressing issues
Voters need to know where local body candidates stand on climate change, writes Sara Walton.
Flowering on track
Flowering on track
Louise Frampton asks Delta gardener Nicola Kerr how she keeps the Anzac Square at the Dunedin Railway Station looking its best.
Field of a soldier’s dreams
Field of a soldier’s dreams
In 334BC, Alexander the Great reviewed his army and made sacrifices to Zeus at Dion, in the shadow of Mount Olympus.
Dawn-lit dance of moon, stars
Dawn-lit dance of moon, stars
If you’re up early on Monday wrap up warm and step outside. Look northeast just before 6.30am and you’ll see something quietly beautiful: the crescent moon drifting close to Matariki, the star...
Getting loose in the kitchen
Getting loose in the kitchen
Small swaps can make a big impact. Love Food Hate Waste gives us some ideas on how to switch things up this plastic free July.
Focused on his joy
Focused on his joy
If you stand your ground, people come around, Delaney Davidson tells Seren Stevens.
Volunteers make light work of spruce-up
Volunteers make light work of spruce-up
The rhododendron dell may seem like a self-sustaining woodland, but it requires ongoing work to maintain its balance.
Your garden
Your garden
What to do in your garden this week.
Hormones significant in keeping healthy bones
Hormones significant in keeping healthy bones
Can hormones influence our bone health?
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On thin ice: Science at the end of the world
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On thin ice: Science at the end of the world
A new documentary following climate scientists to Antarctica, explains the physics of our predicament, Tom McKinlay writes.
A slice of Italy in Dunedin's St Clair
A slice of Italy in Dunedin's St Clair
A Dunedin seaside suburb is becoming a haven for Italian expats and foodies alike.
