Funds aid Brighton coastal rescue response
A Dunedin coastal safety group has secured funding to boost emergency response along the city’s rugged southern shoreline.
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College to host Matariki celebration
College to host Matariki celebration
An evening of music, dance and shared kai will bring the community together tomorrow.
Science festival expansion driven by demand
Science festival expansion driven by demand
It will be "nanu nanu" to Nanofest after this year as the demand for showcasing science grows.
Bookworms brace for word wars
Bookworms brace for word wars
St Leonards pupils read their favourite books ahead of the Otago Literacy Association’s inaugural Ōtepoti Literacy Challenge.
Next stages on track for tunnels trail
Next stages on track for tunnels trail
Sam Henderson highlights key takeaways from the recent Saddle Hill Community Board meeting.
Safety and connection found in southern city
Safety and connection found in southern city
A search for a safe haven from toxic political rhetoric has brought an American minister and his family halfway across the world to Dunedin.
Board backs teen rowing dream
Board backs teen rowing dream
Early morning endurance efforts have earned one dedicated oarsman a generous grant.
Playhouse serves up musical treat
Playhouse serves up musical treat
The Playhouse presents “The Grand Old Playhouse Music Hall”Saturday, June 13Review by Brenda Harwood Dunedin’s Playhouse Theatre leaned into its historic nature during high-spirited...
Mini store helps workforce transition
Mini store helps workforce transition
A bespoke mini supermarket in Dunedin is stocking its shelves with fresh opportunities for young people with intellectual disabilities.
Youth quiz to explore global roots
Youth quiz to explore global roots
A local boy is crafting a clever quiz to celebrate cultural connections.
Offering a different view on nature
Offering a different view on nature
A Dunedin poet aims to combat climate anxiety with a fresh perspective on the natural world.
Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board
Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board
Sam Henderson looks at highlights from the Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board.
'Chronically squeezed' double-income families using foodbanks
'Chronically squeezed' double-income families using foodbanks
Everyday earners in Dunedin are experiencing empty cupboards as economic pressures pinch hard.
Travel subsidy cuts to hit hard
Travel subsidy cuts to hit hard
Vulnerable Dunedin residents face increased isolation following cuts to a vital transport subsidy scheme.
Riders pumped for global glory
Riders pumped for global glory
A group of fast and fearless local riders are ready to race for world titles.
Otago Peninsula Community Board: June 4
Otago Peninsula Community Board: June 4
Sam Henderson looks at highlights from the Otago Peninsula Community Board.
Gallery reopening Pasifika-led
Gallery reopening Pasifika-led
A long-awaited cultural transformation is about to be unveiled in Dunedin.
Bowling team ready for Games
Bowling team ready for Games
Two Dunedin para bowlers are fine-tuning their indoor game as the countdown continues to the Commonwealth Games.
AI fears may be fuelling trade jobs
AI fears may be fuelling trade jobs
Anxiety about the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on office jobs could be driving a renewed confidence in the trades across New Zealand.
Dunedin gym's new programme blends fitness with connection
Dunedin gym's new programme blends fitness with connection
A pioneering physical programme aims to ensure everyone experiences the empowering effects of physical fitness.