Nigel Benson

A long-distance recycling project was rolled out in Dunedin yesterday.

Young Dunedin musicians have been tuning up for the chance to hit a high note.

Otago Art Society 2014 exhibition winner Judy Smith, with her acrylic painting Emma. Photo supplied.

St Clair Beach has been voted one of the best beaches in New Zealand.

Lights, cameras and lots of action signalled the opening of the Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour 2014 in Dunedin last night.

Vandalism has Grants Braes Football Club members seeing red.

Former St Clair Community Kindergarten pupil Kay Aitken (nee Lane) shows new pupils Lucinda McNally (centre) and Poppy Hussey (both 2) a photo of her first day at the kindergarten, in 1949.

The release of 30,000 salmon smolt in Dunedin waters on Saturday is likely to result in net gains in the future.

The art to picking art was explained at the Dunedin Public Art Gallery yesterday.

Ghosts are being used to raise spirits and much-needed cash in a run-down historic Dunedin theatre.

Something special is on the horizon. Matariki is when the stars rise to greet the new year. Nigel Benson previews the 2014 Puaka Matariki Festival.

A South Dunedin sole trader, who was always happy to see down-at-heel customers, is hanging up his shoehorn.

Police searching for a missing woman are seeking information about an item of clothing found washed up on the Lake Wakatipu shoreline yesterday.

The dancing queens took the lead, but the dancing princes and princesses stole the show at the Regent Theatre yesterday.

The good, the bad and the ugly of student accommodation was revealed yesterday.