Sing Up at Tūhura Otago Museum
Sing Up at Tūhura Otago Museum
Singing to a crowd of a couple of thousand is one thing.
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Car rolls down hill into office
Car rolls down hill into office
Police in Dunedin are concerned about the reckless behaviour of a thief who broke into a car in Stafford St and released the handbrake, sending it hurtling down the hill into National MP Michael...
Toddler found wandering Mosgiel streets
Toddler found wandering Mosgiel streets
A 2-year-old boy has been safely returned to his family after being found wandering the streets of Mosgiel with a dog this morning.
Driverless car smashes into MP's office
Driverless car smashes into MP's office
Police are concerned at the reckless behaviour of a thief who broke into a car and released the handbrake, sending it hurtling down a hill into National MP Michael Woodhouse’s office.
Fibreglass class: restored canoe returns to St Clair
Fibreglass class: restored canoe returns to St Clair
These days, Duke II is "a bit of a slug" to ride in, compared with more modern surf lifesaving equipment.
Family history of degenerative disease worries teenager
Family history of degenerative disease worries teenager
Dunedin teenager Bree Wallace has had to watch two loved ones die from motor neurone disease, but worrying about whether she has inherited it makes the 18-year-old cry herself to sleep some nights.
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Parents urged to control children after car ‘destroyed’
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Parents urged to control children after car ‘destroyed’
A teacher is calling on parents to take more responsibility for their children after his car was stolen and written off by a youth at the weekend.
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‘It’s tugging away at me’
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‘It’s tugging away at me’
The fate is so terrifying, Bree Wallace cannot bring herself to take a test to tell her if she has inherited the degenerative disease that killed her mother and aunty.
Dunedin car thieves hit familiar targets in 20-vehicle spree
Dunedin car thieves hit familiar targets in 20-vehicle spree
Dunedin police are urging owners of Mazda Demios and Toyota Aquas to invest in steering wheel locks following a major spate of car thefts over the weekend.
Swerving drink drivers can't evade police
Swerving drink drivers can't evade police
Drink drivers, including two seen swerving dangerously, were nabbed by Dunedin police over the weekend.
Student accidentally hit by flatmate's car
Student accidentally hit by flatmate's car
A student was taken to Dunedin Hospital yesterday after her flatmate accidentally ran her over.
Dunedin jet take-off aborted over 'steering concern'
Dunedin jet take-off aborted over 'steering concern'
Pilots on an Air New Zealand A320 jet had to abort take-off from Dunedin Airport last night when the plane’s steering appeared to malfunction.
ACC urges skiers to ‘know their limits’
ACC urges skiers to ‘know their limits’
With great powder comes great responsibility.
Skateboarding ‘gave me some freedom’
Skateboarding ‘gave me some freedom’
For Dylan Lloyd, the idea of skateboarding was just a dream.
Garden bird survey could help mental health
Garden bird survey could help mental health
While participating in the New Zealand Garden Bird Survey is obviously good for birds, it turns out it may also be good for our mental health.
Charity auction gives ‘new life’ to upcycled PPE
Charity auction gives ‘new life’ to upcycled PPE
Previously, they were humble chlorinated polyurethane lab gowns, used for protecting scientists from exposure to hazardous materials and diseases. But then Emma Rowley got her hands on them.
Money must be spent to make roads safer: AA
Money must be spent to make roads safer: AA
The New Zealand Automobile Association (AA) says you cannot put a price on people’s lives and has criticised Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency and the Government for not prioritising spending to make...
Road show to shine light on aurora australis
Road show to shine light on aurora australis
Plenty of shooters will be out after dark again over the next few months as the aurora australis hunting season arrives back in the South.
‘Genuine honour’: Lemalu appointed patron
‘Genuine honour’: Lemalu appointed patron
Rather than singing lamenting arias, Opera Otago members are uncharacteristically squealing with delight after appointing renowned bass-baritone Jonathan Lemalu as its patron.
Boozed driver spotted by passing ambulance
Boozed driver spotted by passing ambulance
Ambulance officers helped collar a 21-year-old drink driver late last night after coming across a car that had ended up on the side of the road.