Summer Times

A pelvis-breaking moment last June dramatically lowered the sights of Otago Daily Times journalist Philip Somerville.

John Fridd takes you up the mighty Kilmog and beyond

For advice on walking tracks, there is no-one better than Antony Hamel.

The Black Caps' poor performance, the junk mail that overflows from the mailbox as Christmas approaches and long queues at the supermarket - they all annoy and frustrate thousands of New Zealanders.

Dunedin is a good walk from Invercargill, which is why I'm hitchhiking.

In the early part of our courtship, the man in my life endearingly described me as wrong-headed and stuck in the '70s.

Earlier this year, Otago Daily Times reporter Mark Price and wife Cathy toured Spain, France and Germany by bicycle, pedalling their way through a northern hemisphere spring.

It's a romantic notion, to hitch a lift, strike up a conversation, have an adventure. The reality, however, is quite different, reports Tom McKinlay.

As well as being a busy Dunedin city councillor, Fliss Butcher is also a businesswoman, mother and wife. Sarah Harvey discovers what gets her fashion vote.

Oturehua- a dot on the map where you pause for an ice cream on a scorching summer's day, or perhaps an ice-cold beer across the road at the pub.