Bombs away! Manu champs come to Dunedin Bombs away! Manu champs come to Dunedin Massive manu madness is coming to Otago Harbour.
‘Josephine’ gets livened up for 153rd birthday ‘Josephine’ gets livened up for 153rd birthday An elderly lady is looking immaculate for her birthday, thanks to a skilled signwriter.
Fundraiser a hole-in-one Fundraiser a hole-in-one Casual rounds in the great outdoors will turn spring swings into support for local groups.
Athletes aim for US karate event Athletes aim for US karate event A group of local athletes hope to travel abroad next year for a significant milestone.
Pupils jam out Pupils jam out Small hands delivered a big sound as hundreds of children recently took part in the Ōtepoti Dunedin Ukulele Jams.
Giving support to the homeless Giving support to the homeless Each week, local volunteers deliver dignity to those living on the margins.
Foster carers sought for summer period Foster carers sought for summer period The SPCA is calling for foster parents as it prepares for a busy kitten season.
Curling team set to take on world Curling team set to take on world Precision, patience and power will be on the minds of a talented team of athletes as they get ready to represent the country overseas next month.
Parallels to home notable in residency Parallels to home notable in residency Spine-tingling bends on the road to the Otago Peninsula and spring’s changeable weather are among the impressions a visiting poet will take away from Ōtepoti Dunedin.
Scholarship helps cellist Scholarship helps cellist A promising cellist has struck a resonant note that could help transform practice room hours into concert hall performances.
Survey to help shape community Survey to help shape community Neighbours are being asked to shape what matters most to them in Green Island and neighbouring coastal communities.
Medieval books celebrated Medieval books celebrated A talk next week will highlight a time when books were often more precious than gold.
Making sure lifejackets are fit for purpose Making sure lifejackets are fit for purpose As thoughts turn to summer fun, boaties are being urged to prepare before heading out on the water.
Table tennis used to help Parkinson’s Table tennis used to help Parkinson’s A local group is building connections while working to ease the effects experienced by people diagnosed with Parkinson’s.
Bill Bailey makes his return to Dunedin with new show Bill Bailey makes his return to Dunedin with new show While completing a West End run, British comedian and musician Bill Bailey heard a passing comment that it was like watching a vaudeville show.
Encouraging men to focus on health Encouraging men to focus on health Communication and open discussion of health challenges will take centre stage as a local group promotes men’s mental and physical wellbeing.
Obstruction callouts in their hundreds Obstruction callouts in their hundreds Mattresses, hay bales and ladders are turning up on Otago’s highways — hundreds of times a year.
Changes too fast to keep up Changes too fast to keep up An education shake-up is landing faster than schools can keep pace.
Politics, power dynamics themes in authors’ books Politics, power dynamics themes in authors’ books The big-picture politics of the powerful can often descend into eye-opening farce.
From nuclear war to Y2K in Dunedin exhibition From nuclear war to Y2K in Dunedin exhibition An extraordinary collection of ephemera will feature in a temporary display opening next week.