South Dunedin's two faces of shopping

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By Illustrations on Fri, 9 Jan 2009
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Andersons Bay Road seems to be becoming South Dunedin's new main street. The Warehouse and Pak 'n Save. Mega-retailers loom large over the suburb. Another rental opportunity. Signs of the times. Typical small retail businesses include takeaways . . . . . . and pawnbrokers. Plenty of bus services and parking (and not a meter in sight). South Dunedin is a good place for bargain hunting. President of the South Dunedin Businesses Association Jane Orbell. South Dunedin business owner Jim Lloyd flicks through some of his record stock as a customer Conor McCarrigan (14), of Wellington, does the same. Evelyn White (86) scoots along King Edward Street on a Thursday afternoon.
 
South Dunedin's shopping streets reveal a tale of two cities. Photos by Gregor Richardson; prints available from otagoimages.co.nz.
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