New classroom eases strain
New classroom eases strain
A new special needs classroom means eight more pupils will have access to a flexible and safe learning space in Dunedin.
Mark John
Fears homes will be swept into the sea
Fears homes will be swept into the sea
Members of a tiny South Island community fear their houses will be swept into the sea - and are blaming the operator of the NZ’s biggest hydro-power station.
Fears homes will be swept into the sea
Fears homes will be swept into the sea
A tiny southern community fear their houses will be swept into the sea and are laying the blame at the operator of the country’s biggest hydro-power station.
Kāinga Ora buys Dunedin site for housing
Kāinga Ora buys Dunedin site for housing
Kāinga Ora has bought 11 new homes in Mosgiel and secured a large central Dunedin site where it hopes to build 20 apartments.
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Talented young players to represent NZ
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Talented young players to represent NZ
A Columba College pupil who started playing rugby only two years ago will represent New Zealand internationally in September.
Pupils gather to give support
Pupils gather to give support
Pupils from across Dunedin were treated to more than just a football match at Dunedin Stadium yesterday.
Recipient can find a book for everyone
Recipient can find a book for everyone
Anna Hoek-Sims has not met a customer she has failed to find a book for.
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‘We desperately need to be looking at how this pool could serve everybody’
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‘We desperately need to be looking at how this pool could serve everybody’
Teenagers have been making the wrong kind of splash at Mosgiel’s new pool, but opinions are divided over whether the Dunedin City Council should take some of the blame.
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Man blasts DCC after spray efforts fall short
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Man blasts DCC after spray efforts fall short
A man who complained about the spread of moss on Dunedin footpaths says contractors did a quick spray and walk away — leaving most of the problem untouched.
Claim early childhood teachers burning out due to conditions
Claim early childhood teachers burning out due to conditions
A Dunedin early childhood teacher says conditions in the sector are leading to teachers burning out.
Sweet surprise marks 70 years
Sweet surprise marks 70 years
After 70 years of marriage, there are not many things you can do that would surprise your better half.
‘Barbie’ puts dance school fundraiser in the pink
‘Barbie’ puts dance school fundraiser in the pink
Who said you cannot mix work with fun?
Dutch paint town orange
Dutch paint town orange
There was no raining on their parade as hundreds of Dutch football fans marched through Dunedin to support their team against Portugal at Forsyth Barr Stadium last night.
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OBHS swearing ban really dumb: pupil
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OBHS swearing ban really dumb: pupil
A Dunedin secondary school principal says a ban on swearing is about teaching pupils respect.
Millions supporting Swiss superstar Lehmann
Millions supporting Swiss superstar Lehmann
Three more sleeps until the Swiss football team begin their campaign for the Fifa Women’s Football World Cup at Forsyth Barr stadium and superstar Alisha Lehmann cannot wait.
Regional office to aid teaching
Regional office to aid teaching
A new office for distance education in Dunedin will offer pupils a chance for "face-to-face" learning as a part of their education.
Proposal for inland depot near Mosgiel
Proposal for inland depot near Mosgiel
Port Otago is hopeful an inland depot will be established in Mosgiel which it says will take about 3500 trucks a year off Dunedin roads.
New principal wants more help for others in the role
New principal wants more help for others in the role
Aaron Warrington considers himself one of the lucky ones.
Volunteers suit up for kick-off
Volunteers suit up for kick-off
Fifa volunteer Mark Williams receives his volunteer uniform from volunteer Leisa de Klerk, at Forsyth Barr Stadium on Saturday.
Weaving flax for connection
Weaving flax for connection
Nineva Vaitupu, of Dunedin, learns how to weave a flax kete, guided by independent Maori educator in Maori weaving, kairaranga Lucy Smith-Tamatea, at Otago Museum on Saturday.