‘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.
Jessica Wilson
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.
Action list on agenda
Action list on agenda
Community board members are hoping a new action list will solve its communication problems.
Santa parade all go, trust chairwoman says
Santa parade all go, trust chairwoman says
Santa Claus will be coming to town next weekend.
Beach safety warning
Beach safety warning
It's been a busy start to the season for lifeguards, with seven people rescued since beach patrols started at Dunedin’s surf life-saving clubs last month.
Solar-powered signs to keep bus passengers updated
Solar-powered signs to keep bus passengers updated
A solar-powered real-time bus sign will be installed at Macandrew Bay.
Polytechnic art influenced by Covid disruption
Polytechnic art influenced by Covid disruption
Otago Polytechnic students are excited to end the year on a positive note.
Speed reduction in Tomahawk Rd
Speed reduction in Tomahawk Rd
Temporary speed bumps may be installed in Tomahawk Rd to prevent "hooning".
Hands-on taste of university life for pupil, defibrillator both funded
Hands-on taste of university life for pupil, defibrillator both funded
An Otago Peninsula pupil will attend a summer university programme next year.
Peninsula work holiday pause
Peninsula work holiday pause
Work on the Peninsula Connection will pause during the Christmas break.
Otago Primary Schools Athletics Championships
Otago Primary Schools Athletics Championships
Otago primary school pupils flocked to the Caledonian Ground on Tuesday for the annual athletics championship.
New programme aims to keep youth safe
New programme aims to keep youth safe
Keeping young people safe from sexual exploitation is key for Otepoti Collective Against Sexual Abuse’s newest programme developer.