"Why did they do this to me?"
Pam Paterson mercifully remembers little of the night two strangers broke into her home and viciously bashed her.
Nigel Benson
Poignancy of two empty seats
Poignancy of two empty seats
Two empty seats stood out in the sea of black and white.
Casting minds back
Casting minds back
A dark past will be illuminated by theatre lights in Dunedin next week.
Toronto premiere for Maori 'action epic'
Toronto premiere for Maori 'action epic'
A film created in Dunedin will have its world premiere in Canada next month.
Plea for the penguins
Plea for the penguins
Penguins have been getting the blues in Brighton.
'Local rags' to limited edition
'Local rags' to limited edition
A visiting artisan has been making a good impression in Dunedin.
Significant works loaned to gallery
Significant works loaned to gallery
The Dunedin Public Art Gallery has been given, on long-term loan, a substantial collection of artworks by late New Zealand artist Gordon Walters.
Microbiologist earns research medal
Microbiologist earns research medal
The recipient of the University of Otago's highest distinction, the Distinguished Research Medal, is keen to share the honour around.
Young entertainers set to take centre stage
Young entertainers set to take centre stage
Elizabeth Horner (13) auditions for the Taieri Youth Showcase.
NZ's first new wave band returns after 30 years
NZ's first new wave band returns after 30 years
The 1980s return to Dunedin this month.
Hanging out in Hollywood with Jack Black
Hanging out in Hollywood with Jack Black
Johnny Dyas is still pinching himself.
Buddhist centre needs new roof
Buddhist centre needs new roof
Buddhists are looking for signs from above, which are threatening the future of the Dhargyey Buddhist Centre, in Dunedin.
Swami in city to talk about love
Swami in city to talk about love
Love is the essence of life, a visiting Hare Krishna swami said in Dunedin yesterday. His Holiness Janananda Goswami is in the city to give a series of talks entitled ''All You Need is Love''.
Warm gesture with team spirit
Warm gesture with team spirit
Three blind women had a good yarn for a special cause in Dunedin yesterday.
Cyclist providing pedal-powered way to get perked
Cyclist providing pedal-powered way to get perked
Coffee on the run will become coffee on the roll in Dunedin from today.
Eye-catching donation to hospital
Eye-catching donation to hospital
A man of words has left a colourful visual legacy to Dunedin.
Fashion designers reach out to family
Fashion designers reach out to family
Compassion is in fashion.
Dunedin's O'Sullivan shortlisted for NZ Book Awards poetry prize
Dunedin's O'Sullivan shortlisted for NZ Book Awards poetry prize
Dunedin poet and New Zealand Poet Laureate Vincent O'Sullivan has been short-listed for the poetry prize in the 2014 New Zealand Book Awards, announced yesterday.
Kiwi accent a positive
Kiwi accent a positive
New Zealand voices are being applauded around the world.
Communal housing plan outside rules
Communal housing plan outside rules
A pioneer communal housing development planned for the former High Street School site will have to negotiate the resource consent process, after its design was ruled non-complying.