Best foot forward
Best foot forward
Hundreds of keen young footballers showed off their skills at the annual Green Island junior seven-a-side football tournament at the Sunnyvale Sports Centre yesterday morning.
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Graduation marks double success
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Graduation marks double success
American twins who crossed the world to get to Dunedin together had the special honour of graduating with their respective master’s degrees together.
Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride leg helps raise funds
Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride leg helps raise funds
Messy weather did not deter a group of well-dressed gentlemen from taking their motorcycles through Dunedin yesterday.
Balloon fun at museum celebration
Balloon fun at museum celebration
Charlie Harris, 1, takes part in the Dunedin Public Art Gallery's International Museum Day celebration yesterday.
Recognition of work overwhelming, ‘affirming’ for poet
Recognition of work overwhelming, ‘affirming’ for poet
A Dunedin author was overwhelmed by the recognition her book received at the country’s top literature awards night.
All aboard
All aboard
Passengers mill around on the platform at the Dunedin Railway Station yesterday before a return journey to Christchurch aboard the Southerner.
For a good cause
For a good cause
Dunedin resident Bailey Fraser collects for the Life Matters Suicide Prevention Trust in the Octagon on Saturday.
March protests Israel’s ongoing assault on Gaza
March protests Israel’s ongoing assault on Gaza
A group of protesters marched from the Museum Reserve to the Octagon on Saturday in response to the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
Well-paced, exciting final drew large audience
Well-paced, exciting final drew large audience
DSO and DYO Concerto CompetitionRising Stars FinalistsDunedin Town HallFriday May 16 The 2025 Dunedin Concerto Competition final, in which three young musicians performed with a full...
Accomplished unaccompanied
Accomplished unaccompanied
The Dunedin Harmony Chorus perform an unaccompanied four-part harmony in barbershop-style at the Dunedin City Library on Saturday.
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Working to prevent ‘gut-wrenching’ loss
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Working to prevent ‘gut-wrenching’ loss
A trio of grassroots organisations have teamed up to save a North Dunedin community hub from being swept from under their feet.
Study provides data on life with ME
Study provides data on life with ME
A new study examining the challenges faced by people with chronic illness highlights areas for improvement.
Obituary: a determined voice for peace
Obituary: a determined voice for peace
The Reverend Professor Emeritus, Dr Peter Clarkson Matheson, lived a rich and talented life.
Ecotago project enters new phase
Ecotago project enters new phase
The Tomahawk Lagoon project has moved into a new phase this year for the Ecotago Charitable Trust, which has shifted its focus towards supporting project-based learning and riparian planting.
Concerns grow over workplace drug use
Concerns grow over workplace drug use
Amphetamine and opioid use is a major hazard and Dunedin is not immune to the risks.
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Unusual backdrop to DCC plan hearing
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Unusual backdrop to DCC plan hearing
Walk-outs, insults, political manoeuvring and cackling councillors. It was anything but your usual Dunedin City Council meeting.
Otago Boys’ thrilled by cadet sword gift
Otago Boys’ thrilled by cadet sword gift
A Dunedin high school has been given a cadet sword as a symbol of service by an old boy.
Boost for urgent, after-hours health services in South
Boost for urgent, after-hours health services in South
Communities in Dunedin and Invercargill will have better access to urgent and after-hours healthcare as part of a nationwide investment, the Health Minister says.
26 'unsafe' vehicles off Dunedin roads
26 'unsafe' vehicles off Dunedin roads
Numerous vehicles have been taken off Dunedin roads after a multi-agency operation targeting illegally modified and unsafe vehicles.
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Re-elected president of Law Society
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Re-elected president of Law Society
Lawyer Frazer Barton has departed his Dunedin legal firm and been re-elected president of the Law Society just weeks after being cleared by its standards committee inquiry.