Otago Prof recognised in UK for decolonising NZ legal sector
Otago Prof recognised in UK for decolonising NZ legal sector
An Otago legal scholar and "trailblazer" has received international recognition for her commitment to indigenous research.
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Connection between art and science fostered
Connection between art and science fostered
Art and science rarely intertwine, but a "speed date" in Dunedin between artists and scientists sparked a magical collaboration.
Otago singers limber up for Choir Games
Otago singers limber up for Choir Games
Young Dunedin singers need help from the community to showcase Otago’s spirit to the world.
‘You just have to put yourself out there’, winner says
‘You just have to put yourself out there’, winner says
One award-winning student hopes to pave the way for her junior peers, reminding them not to "be afraid to be Māori".
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Vow to keep fighting eviction despite offer
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Vow to keep fighting eviction despite offer
Residents in a small coastal settlement have vowed to keep fighting against their eviction, despite a new offer from Ngāi Tahu to pay for demolishing their homes.
Sale spurred by having ‘far too many records’
Sale spurred by having ‘far too many records’
Dunedin cafe Maggies hosted its second records and Kiwiana fair yesterday.
Mission fulfilled to publish brother’s poetry
Mission fulfilled to publish brother’s poetry
After her younger brother’s sudden death, a Dunedin woman made it her mission to share his poems with the world.
Additional flights to bring in rugby fans
Additional flights to bring in rugby fans
Nine extra flights are landing in Dunedin over the next couple of days as rugby fans descend on the city.
Matariki celebrated on high
Matariki celebrated on high
High on a southern mountain, Kāi Tahu offered kai to the sky in a national ceremony celebrating Matariki.
'Incredibly powerful' celebration
'Incredibly powerful' celebration marks Matariki
High on a southern mountain, Kāi Tahu offered kai to the sky in a national ceremony celebrating Matariki.
Queer, Māori and disabled struggle with mental health
Queer, Māori and disabled struggle with mental health
Young Kiwis are in distress as inequities amplify mental health challenges.
Puaka the real star of southern skies
Puaka the real star of southern skies
The sky is our oldest storybook, but one of the main characters for southern iwi is often overlooked.
New mental health service to aid Pacific communities
New mental health service to aid Pacific communities
A new mental health service hopes to "lift the dark clouds" hanging over Dunedin’s Pacific communities.
Sharing stories to overcome shame, create change
Sharing stories to overcome shame, create change
A touring advocacy group hopes that encouraging young people to share their stories will help them "beat that monster of shame".
'Life changing . . . and very emotional'
Indigenous games spotlighted at exhibition, summit
Indigenous game developers travelled from across the globe for a "life changing" visit to Dunedin.
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‘Proud, humbled’ to be named finalist in podcast awards
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‘Proud, humbled’ to be named finalist in podcast awards
Homesick New Zealanders are flocking to an award-winning podcast about Dunedin’s special wildlife.
Fire breaks out at oyster company
Fire breaks out at oyster company
A fire broke out in what is believed to be Barnes Oysters in Invercargill this evening.
Fire at Invercargill oyster company
Fire at Invercargill oyster company
A fire broke out in what is believed to be Barnes Oysters in Invercargill this evening.
Ngāi Tahu blast proposed changes
Ngāi Tahu blast proposed changes
Fresh drinking water is being put at risk by the government’s planned changes to resource management legislation, Ngāi Tahu says.
‘Hugely excited’ about London party
‘Hugely excited’ about London party
A Dunedin author and secondary school teacher is "hugely excited" after being invited to rub shoulders with literary legends in London.