Hopes up for Party in the Park
Hopes up for Party in the Park
The Dunedin City Council has come to the party, the Festival of the Plain chairman says.
Jessica Wilson
Wall of Fame runs out of room
Wall of Fame runs out of room
In a world which has been disrupted by a global pandemic, Kavanagh College pupils are still achieving at a national level.
Food skills a way to make change
Food skills a way to make change
Taieri Times is recognising people for the good they do in the community. In "Top Types" we are celebrating these people. This week, Jessica Wilson talks to ...
Annual food drive a success
Annual food drive a success
Dunedin’s annual food drive was a huge success, its co-ordinator says.
Opportunity to try different sports
Opportunity to try different sports
Children were given a taste of basketball, cricket, dance and playball during Heart Kids Otago’s Sports Fest on Saturday.
Downhill rider more than just a winner
Downhill rider more than just a winner
In a series, The Star reporter Jessica Wilson aims to highlight unsung heroes of Dunedin’s sporting community. This week, she talks to downhill mountain bike...
King’s team makes final
King’s team makes final
Dunedin school touch teams made their mark on the national stage.
Party poopers
Party poopers
Party in the Park organisers hope the Dunedin City Council will reconsider its decision not to allow the event to go ahead in the Mosgiel Memorial Gardens. Jessica Wilson reports.
Presidency a ‘privilege’
Presidency a ‘privilege’
Leading Otago University Students’ Association has been a challenge and a privilege, its outgoing president says.
Wheelchair rugby player aims for national team
Wheelchair rugby player aims for national team
Dunedin wheelchair rugby player Dillon Maydon has his sights set on the national team.
‘Fantastic’ food drive surpasses last year’s
‘Fantastic’ food drive surpasses last year’s
Taieri residents showed their generosity during the annual Mosgiel Food Bank Drive on Monday.
Fun day out
Fun day out
Children, and their parents, were eager to catch a glimpse of Santa Claus on Sunday.
Bright lights of Mosgiel draw attention again
Bright lights of Mosgiel draw attention again
After six months of darkness, Mosgiel is lit up again.
Food drive more important than ever
Food drive more important than ever
After a tough year, Dunedin’s annual food drive is more important than ever, its co-ordinator says.
Personal trainer ‘stoked’ to receive national award
Personal trainer ‘stoked’ to receive national award
Helping women achieve their goals is what gives a personal trainer her "buzz".
South Island side shows character in final
South Island side shows character in final
Despite a tough loss in the Premier Touch League women’s final, Te Waipounamu players showed character and strength, their coach says.
Pezzuto serving up youth, enthusiasm
Pezzuto serving up youth, enthusiasm
In a series, The Star reporter Jessica Wilson aims to highlight unsung heroes of Dunedin’s sporting community. This week, she talks to Tennis Otago’s Alessandro ...
Concern members withholding information
Concern members withholding information
A breakdown in communication has led a community board member to lodge an Official Information Act (OIA) request to find out about board projects.
Board reps call out abuse about changes
Board reps call out abuse about changes
The Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board is making it clear it had no decision-making power in the Mosgiel-Taieri Safer School Streets Project.
Road protrusions have residents concerned
Road protrusions have residents concerned
Temporary infrastructure in Mosgiel streets is dangerous for cyclists, residents say.