A tale of young love and ludicrous deception, Charley’s Aunt is widely regarded as one of the most entertaining farces written. Kim Dungey looks at the Globe Theatre’s end-of-year production.
A young family lived in a garage and loft for two years while completing their dream home. Kim Dungey reports.
When a former Dunedin couple moved back to their home town, they looked at only one house before buying. Kim Dungey reports.
A small cottage on the Taieri Plain was extended and revitalised in what became an award-winning project. Kim Dungey reports.
In 2006, then prime minister Helen Clark presented 55 of Otago’s top high school pupils with Class Act awards. Ten years on, Kim Dungey finds out where the young achievers are now.
The owners of this holiday home used inexpensive materials to create a modern rustic look. Kim Dungey reports.
This Dunedin home features original fixtures that are enjoying a new wave of popularity. Kim Dungey takes a look.
Others saw only a steep, overgrown site but a Dunedin couple saw potential and set about planning their dream home. Kim Dungey reports.
The owners of this Cromwell property wanted a warm, comfortable house that felt like a home. Kim Dungey reports.
This Dunedin mansion might have seen better days, but many of the original features are intact. Kim Dungey reports.
As rising sea levels highlight the problems of building in low-lying areas, Kim Dungey talks to a Karitane couple who battled for the right to build on flood-prone land.
It sounds improbable: a wealthy entrepreneur approaches a Queenstown architect and asks him to design a huge fashion complex in China. But, as Kim Dungey reports, that is exactly what's happening and he's using Dunedin expertise to get the job done.
Fact and fiction collide in a telemovie based on the marriage of an Australian commoner to a Danish prince, writes Kim Dungey.
A musical couple have been in seventh heaven since moving into a converted church. KIM DUNGEY reports.
Can poetry make you feel better? Ruth Arnison thinks so. She talks to KIM DUNGEY.
Many of us avoid cemeteries for as long as possible, but Stephen Deed says they have fascinating stories to tell. He talks to KIM DUNGEY.
Strong, feminine women in life, literature and film fuel Sarah Dolby's imagination. The Otago Peninsula artist talks to Kim Dungey.
It's World Green Building Week. Kim Dungey takes a look at a Christchurch home so efficient, the electricity bills are predicted to be nothing.
A once peerless name in Dunedin retailing will soon ride off into the sunset. Kim Dungey looks back at the colourful history of Arthur Barnett.
After a year of planning and two months of work, the refurbished music room at Larnach Castle recently reopened to the public. Kim Dungey looks inside.
