Columba promoted to top grade after beating South Pac
Columba College senior A has earned a spot in premier A after beating South Pac 67-41 in a promotion-relegation game last night.
Jessica Wilson
School team’s meltdown in the third quarter hands victory to Phys Ed C
School team’s meltdown in the third quarter hands victory to Phys Ed C
Phys Ed C secured its second win in the Dunedin premier A competition this season, beating St Hilda’s 53-34 at the Edgar Centre on Saturday.
Phys Ed A on top in back and forth bout
Phys Ed A on top in back and forth bout
A lot can change in 15 minutes of netball.
College A team ethic a winner
College A team ethic a winner
College A has cruised to two wins from two games in the Dunedin premier competition.
Gardens in spring inspiration for show
Gardens in spring inspiration for show
An exhibition inspired by the Dunedin Botanic Garden during spring is on display.
Oceania title for returning BMX rider
Oceania title for returning BMX rider
A Dunedin BMX rider has won an Oceania title four years after getting back on his bike.
Tough start to life at the top for Taieri
Tough start to life at the top for Taieri
Taieri Netball Club has reached the top grade of the Dunedin Netball competition less than five years after the club was re-formed.
Davis to run for city council with Labour backing
Davis to run for city council with Labour backing
Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board chairwoman Joy Davis will run for the Dunedin City Council in this year’s local body election.
Footpaths need fixing, accident victim says
Footpaths need fixing, accident victim says
A Mosgiel woman is calling on the Dunedin City Council to improve the footpaths after she fell from her wheelchair.
Debut game difficult for Taieri
Debut game difficult for Taieri
Taieri made its debut in the Dunedin premier competition with a 59-27 loss to the powerful Southern Magpies on Saturday.
Vandalised playcentre well supported
Vandalised playcentre well supported
More than $6000 has been raised for a playcentre that was vandalised in Outram.
Vandalised playcentre well supported
Vandalised playcentre well supported
More than $6000 has been raised for a playcentre that was vandalised last week.
Chance to give back
Chance to give back
Isaac Construction project engineer Dan Elliott (left) and southern district branch manager Kerry Hunter were collecting on Poppy Day last week.
Taieri folk observe a ‘day of gratitude’
Taieri folk observe a ‘day of gratitude’
"A day of gratitude." That is how Anzac Day was described during one of the many services held around the Taieri on Monday to honour the New Zealand and Australian soldiers who fought during wars...
Competition attracts 124 dancers
Competition attracts 124 dancers
Dancers from around the country are in Dunedin this weekend for an annual competition, which also marks a society’s milestone anniversary.
Stalwart of performing arts turns her hand to directing
Stalwart of performing arts turns her hand to directing
Dunedin Performing Arts and Competitions Society life member and former tap convener Gladys Hope has been performing for most of her life.
Student volunteers to restore graves
Student volunteers to restore graves
Dunedin’s student volunteers will help clean and restore graves on Saturday.
Women’s mountain biking on the rise
Women’s mountain biking on the rise
Women’s mountain biking has experienced a boom in recent years as more female riders hit the trails. Jessica Wilson reports.
Housing costs impact peninsula school rolls
Housing costs impact peninsula school rolls
A lack of affordable houses on the Otago Peninsula is contributing to a decline in some school rolls.
More affordable housing needed fast — PSO
More affordable housing needed fast — PSO
The rising cost of rent has resulted in more people accessing Presbyterian Support Otago’s (PSO) financial mentoring services and food bank.