‘Anything goes’ for photography group
‘Anything goes’ for photography group
A group of southern photographers are breaking all the rules in their Dunedin exhibition.
Ani Ngawhika
And they’re off...
And they’re off...
Organisers are thrilled at the record turnout and positive atmosphere at Emerson’s Dunedin Marathon on Sunday.
Organisers grateful as Polyfest, pride grows
Organisers grateful as Polyfest, pride grows
Otago Polyfest organisers are overwhelmed with emotion ahead of its 30th year.
Māori education conference explores issues
Māori education conference explores issues
More than 200 Māori education leaders have gathered in Karitāne for the largest conference of its kind in history.
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Long DNA search finds adoptee’s family
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Long DNA search finds adoptee’s family
Knowing your whakapapa is a right for Māori, but for an Otago academic and her mother, this was something that took decades of searching to discover.
Green thumbs showcased
Green thumbs showcased
A group of young landscapers are sowing the seeds of success.
Larnach Castle welcomes 'tourist trap' label
Larnach Castle welcomes 'tourist trap' label
Larnach Castle has been labelled an overpriced "tourist trap" by USA Today - but the Otago Peninsula attraction’s owner is looking on the bright side.
New boats to aid safety, efficiency
New boats to aid safety, efficiency
The Otago Regional Council is pushing the boat out to improve the safety and efficiency of water testing.
Group hopes to give voice to student safety efforts
Group hopes to give voice to student safety efforts
A group of University of Otago students have banded together in a bid to make a notorious party street a safer place.
History made by defending at home
History made by defending at home
Two Otago graduates have made history by completing their PhD oral defence assessments within their own Māori communities.
Museum project showcases Māori astronomy in South
Museum project showcases Māori astronomy in South
A new research project at Tūhura Otago Museum will explore the southern cosmos through Kāi Tahu eyes.
Free session on safe whitebaiting practices
Free session on safe whitebaiting practices
A Dunedin surf life-saving club is aiming to help guide whitebaiters safely back to shore this season.
1950s technique preserves art
1950s technique preserves art
Kāi Tahu artists hope to preserve Dunedin gallery art using a technique from the 1950s.
Company staff’s blonde mullets support mental health charity
Company staff’s blonde mullets support mental health charity
Staff at a Dunedin company are joining the blonde mullet revolution for a good cause, even if it might cost one of them their marriage.
Helicopter paramedics train for birthing emergencies
Helicopter paramedics train for birthing emergencies
When childbirth takes a turn for the worse, every second counts.
Council considering cycling hub near museum
Council considering cycling hub near museum
The Dunedin City Council hopes to promote cycling and scootering through the construction of a new bike hub at the Museum Reserve.
New technology could make ‘difference between life, death’
New technology could make ‘difference between life, death’
New technology which will help rescue helicopters fly to Wānaka at night and in bad weather could be "the difference between life and death".
‘Creepy’ fans’ sign defended
‘Creepy’ fans’ sign defended
A pair of Dunedin football fans labelled "creepy" and "perverted" by international media have defended their cheeky sign aimed at Swiss superstar Alisha Lehmann.
Adjusting to ‘quiet’ difficult
Adjusting to ‘quiet’ difficult
Ellen Asare Bediako has lived in Dunedin with her family since 2017, but says the cultural differences made the move here challenging.
‘Creepy’ fans’ sign defended
‘Creepy’ fans’ sign defended
A pair of Dunedin football fans labelled "creepy" and "perverted" by international media have defended their cheeky sign aimed at Swiss superstar Alisha Lehmann.