Watch: Dunedin Armistice Day service
Watch: Dunedin Armistice Day service
Full coverage of today's Armistice Day service from the Cenotaph in the Queens Gardens.
John Lewis
Oar-fully big effort for cancer
Oar-fully big effort for cancer
To lose your mother when you are 6 is the stuff of childhood nightmares.
New $2.8m weather radar closer
New $2.8m weather radar closer
Otago residents will soon have a better idea of just how much rain they will get on a rainy day, once MetService’s new $2.8 million Otago weather radar is operational.
Rigging claim rocks boat
Rigging claim rocks boat
Emirates Team New Zealand sailors suspected foul play during their visit to Ravensbourne School with the America’s Cup yesterday.
Public’s appetite for musical theatre boosts sector’s hope
Public’s appetite for musical theatre boosts sector’s hope
Musical theatre companies in Dunedin have lost hundreds of thousands of dollars in the wake of Covid-19 this year, but a resurgence of public interest in their shows has buoyed their confidence of...
Learning languages ‘fun’ for competition winning student
Learning languages ‘fun’ for competition winning student
Encore un qui mord la poussiere — or in English, another one bites the dust.
Warm October despite rain
Warm October despite rain
Despite wet and windy weather in Southland during October, Niwa’s records show it was New Zealand’s fifth warmest October on record, and the warmest October since 2001.
‘Fantastic’ speller surprised by top award
‘Fantastic’ speller surprised by top award
If there is one thing Aman wants spelt out to his school mates, it is that he is not a walking, talking dictionary.
Aim to raise $10,000 to aid Ohau residents
Aim to raise $10,000 to aid Ohau residents
As Christmas comes into view, those burnt out of their Ohau homes last month will be starting to discover the little things that insurance will not cover.
Young Maori achievers celebrated, encouraged
Young Maori achievers celebrated, encouraged
Be proud and "unapologetically Maori".
Caution urged when lighting fireworks
Caution urged when lighting fireworks
Reading the instructions on a pack of fireworks is a great idea — but not if you use a lit match to see them in the dark.
Elderly man seriously hurt after being hit by car
Elderly man seriously hurt after being hit by car
An 85-year-old man has been seriously injured after being struck by a car in Kaikorai Valley Rd this afternoon.
Injuries after worker struck by equipment near Alexandra
Injuries after worker struck by equipment near Alexandra
A person has been taken to Dunstan Hospital following a workplace accident, near Alexandra this morning.
Two hurt in Concord crash
Two hurt in Concord crash
Two people are in Dunedin Hospital following a car crash in Concord this morning.
Dry summer on the way
Dry summer on the way
Get your SPF-50 lotion ready here comes the sun.
Tackling adventures with smiles, laughter
Tackling adventures with smiles, laughter
Sir Edmund Hillary found that when he was in a difficult or dangerous situation, someone who could make everyone laugh would ease the tension.
Stream’s overgrown state a lesson in itself
Stream’s overgrown state a lesson in itself
A stream leading to Lake Waihola is now so overgrown with long grass and weeds, pupils at an Enviroschools hui were unable to access it yesterday.
Reading fun in any language
Reading fun in any language
Finding children’s books written in the numerous languages spoken by South Dunedin’s increasingly diverse residents has been challenging, but the Communities of Readers Project has come to the rescue.
Ready to roll on Cup day in Wingatui
Ready to roll on Cup day in Wingatui
Fine weather and a Covid-free environment are expected to draw large crowds to the race that not only stops Australia, but some of Dunedin, too.
Generous haul of items for Regent Theatre collectors
Generous haul of items for Regent Theatre collectors
Hordes of people, seemingly appearing from nowhere, shuffling like zombies, carrying boxes of books and other stuff — it was an odd sight, but appropriate for Halloween weekend.