Insiders Dunedin entry - Changeable flowerbeds
Insiders Dunedin entry - Changeable flowerbeds
The train station has the best seasonal changeover of flowers and plants.
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Insiders Dunedin entry - open at night, viewed by candlelight
Insiders Dunedin entry - open at night, viewed by candlelight
Above a small bar, hidden down an alley, is {Lanyop}, a not-for-profit gallery.
Bowls: Winner adds to reputation
Bowls: Winner adds to reputation
Jamie Hill started this year's professional bowls season unranked, but leaves Dunedin with the spoils of victory and a growing fan club.
Bowls: Good draw helps Hill in PBA final
Bowls: Good draw helps Hill in PBA final
Jamie Hill, of Auckland, bowls in the PBA final against Chris Lourie, of Hamilton, at the Westpac Bowls Stadium in Dunedin on Saturday. Photo by Jane Dawber.
Auckland's Jamie Hill earned his trip to the world indoor singles in England in January with a dominant display at the Westpac Bowls Stadium on Saturday.
Bowls: Wilson cleans up in two tournaments
Bowls: Wilson cleans up in two tournaments
A cool head under pressure was key to Dunedin's Peter Wilson winning both the Scottish and Welsh professional tournaments at the Westpac Bowls Stadium yesterday.
Two Southern Right Whales Visit Otago Harbour
Two Southern Right Whales Visit Otago Harbour
Earlier today two Southern Right Whales entered the Otago Harbour, being initially sighted just around 2.00pm by Port Otago crewmen on the New Era, not far from the Aramoana Mole.
Tourists onboard M.V Monarch were treated to the sight of the two whales, which had made their way inside the Otago Harbour around 2.30pm this afternoon.
Athletics: Ariki relay team facing tough task
Athletics: Ariki relay team facing tough task
A test of character awaits a 12-man Ariki relay team when it takes on some of the best in the world in the 317km Portland Challenge in the United States later this week.
Athletics: Hurring making Clyde-Alexandra race his own
Athletics: Hurring making Clyde-Alexandra race his own
Canterbury-based Luke Hurring was dominant when he won his third senior men's title in the annual Clyde to Alexandra Road Race on Saturday.
Rugby: Focus on younger players
Rugby: Focus on younger players
North Otago coaches Barry Matthews and Shane Carter will use today's game against Otago Country in Lawrence to test several new players in the squad.
Year Nine mathletics champions
Year Nine mathletics champions
The so-called Otago Girls "C" (Year 9) team came first in the Mathletics Competition held tonight 16/8/2010 in the Town Hall, Dunedin.
Fighting against fungus
Fighting against fungus
Many diseases lie dormant in the soil waiting for the right conditions to infect their host plants.
Former Dunedin ballerina winner
Former Dunedin ballerina winner
Former Dunedin ballerina Jordan Mullin is "ecstatic" at her win of the 2010 McDonald's Ballet Scholarship in Sydney.
New Leonardo or not?
New Leonardo or not?
There is doubt about the new Leonardo.
Athletics: Overdue Caversham celebrates in style
Athletics: Overdue Caversham celebrates in style
The golden winter season for Caversham continued on Saturday, with dual victories in the Peninsula Relay.
Multisport: Palmer's cruise turns to full-blooded victory charge
Multisport: Palmer's cruise turns to full-blooded victory charge
A change of tactic mid-way through the first run was all it took for Dunedin's Jason Palmer to win the Otago duathlon title in Mosgiel yesterday.
Celebrating Catlins Rally 10th anniversary in style
Celebrating Catlins Rally 10th anniversary in style
PETS RACING in action.
Pets Racing said it would be different and it was. We made it. Glorious sunshine, pristine roads, hungry competition and 98 fuel popping happily away in all 4 cylinders.
After a wet and slippery first stage, the whites of co-driver Leighton's eyes were showing as he had seen far too much of the side of the road.
Athletics: Technique change works for Thorburn
Athletics: Technique change works for Thorburn
Dougal Thorburn (Ariki) took a leaf from Phil Costley's book to win the Otago cross-country championships in Waikouaiti on Saturday.
NZ underestimates social scientists
NZ underestimates social scientists
In 2007 I accepted a job in New Zealand as a senior social scientist in the agricultural sector.
Athletics: Chignell in select company after win
Athletics: Chignell in select company after win
Hill City runner Helen Chignell joined a select group of women who have taken line honours in an Otago open handicap road race when she won the Brighton to Green Island race on Saturday.
Definitive account of notorious trickster
Definitive account of notorious trickster
Clarke Isaac reviews Mad or Bad? The Exploits of Amy Bock