Sale of designer threads to help work of refuge
Sale of designer threads to help work of refuge
There is such a thing as too much of a good thing.
John Lewis
Surgeries cancelled due to flooding
Surgeries cancelled due to flooding
Dunedin Hospital was forced to postpone 10 surgical procedures yesterday after heavy rain caused flooding in several operating theatres and surrounding areas late on Thursday night.
Windy, cold weather expected in South
Windy, cold weather expected in South
Batten down the hatches again.
Re-volting garden feature going
Re-volting garden feature going
Some people have serene water fountains. Others have colourful and quirky garden gnomes.
All Blacks v Boks match venue doubt
All Blacks v Boks match venue doubt
The chances of the All Blacks playing the Springboks in Dunedin next month are starting to look slim, as Covid flares in Australia.
Midwives march over conditions
Midwives march over conditions
It was one of those days which made Jo Baillie question whether she was really in the right profession.
Snow brings traffic delays, late school starts
Snow brings traffic delays, late school starts
Despite a deep, snow-bearing low bypassing Otago and Southland yesterday, its tentacles still managed to cause minor disruption around Dunedin.
Actor’s workshops bring out best in young
Actor’s workshops bring out best in young
And, action.
Midwives to strike for better pay
Midwives to strike for better pay
Midwives will walk off the job this morning in a bid to deliver a strong, health message about their pay and work conditions.
Alpine passes reopen as wintry blasts moves on
Alpine passes, Dunedin motorway reopens as wintry blast moves on
South Island alpine passes and Dunedin's Northern Motorway have reopened after a wintry blast brought snow and ice.
Wintry weather could bring snow
Wintry weather could bring snow
Keep your woollies at the ready — it appears winter is far from finished in the South.
Rowers overexposed, researcher says
Rowers overexposed, researcher says
A new University of Otago study is urging New Zealand schools to provide better rowing uniforms with improved sun protection for pupils competing at regattas.
Beating sarcasm? Yeah, right
Beating sarcasm? Yeah, right
Great — this is just what we need today.
Warm winter looking likely to set another record
Warm winter looking likely to set another record
With one month to go, New Zealand is on track to record its second successive warmest winter on record, after experiencing its warmest June and July since records began in 1909.
Cardrona chairlift fall: ‘I was just slipping and slipping’
Cardrona chairlift fall: ‘I was just slipping and slipping’
Dangling over the side of a chairlift, Janette Adams clung to an armrest while a family member tried to hold on to her and stop her from falling.
Alleged assault in central city
Alleged assault in central city
Dunedin police are investigating an alleged assault following an incident in Princes St today.
Student activities disturbing for hospital
Student activities disturbing for hospital
Some may have found it hard to look away. Others may have needed some sort of counselling.
Physio pool’s fate to become clearer
Physio pool’s fate to become clearer
The future of the Dunedin Physio Pool is expected to become less murky when the Southern District Health Board meets next week.
‘Actual building’ work starting at cathedral
‘Actual building’ work starting at cathedral
Tony Curtis has always been a big believer in the saying all things come to those who wait.
Strong backing for lower speed limits
Strong backing for lower speed limits
Community consultation on the trial Mosgiel-Taieri Safer School Streets project showed support for lower speed limits near schools, but new crossing locations didn't get public endorsement.