With her own extensive property portfolio, property manager Andrea Elliott has seen it all when it comes to rogue tenants, but one Dunedin rental proved television gold.
When your father has jumped monster trucks through burning double-decker buses and wheelied down, and back up, Baldwin St, it would be hard not to want to follow in his footsteps.
Food waste is full of untapped potential, and could be costing the country more than $2 billion a year, two points a group of University of Otago staff wants to change.
Known as one of the finest walks in the world, the Milford Track's beauty and wildlife have attracted people for more than 100 years, but there has never been a smarter time to walk it than now.
Mortgagee sales figures may have dropped since the harshest days of the recession, but 89 Otago properties still had to be sold in the 12 months to September 2011.
She may not be satisfied with her efforts, and is concerned with how it will be received, but Lynne Hill's entry in the Robert Burns Poetry Competition has come up trumps, again.
As demand for her artisan infant shoes grows, Lou Clifton is turning her attention to a long-term goal - creating footwear for adults. Ellie Constantine stepped into her studio.
Fair and equitable parking opportunities for all. It seems a simple manifesto, but when it comes to enforcing it, Dunedin's parking officers frequently experience public wrath for the job.