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Meteorite on tour here before heading overseas
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Meteorite on tour here before heading overseas
It came from the sky, crashed near Lake Tekapo and will soon make its trip around the world.
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Out with the old, in with the new at uni
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Out with the old, in with the new at uni
The University of Otago’s historic coat of arms is coming down as it prepares for the launch of its new logo next month.
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Call to add cruise ship emissions to target
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Call to add cruise ship emissions to target
A climate change advocate is calling for the Dunedin City Council to include cruise ships in its emissions target.
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Cautious optimism over review of system
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Cautious optimism over review of system
University of Otago advocates are "cautiously optimistic" about a review that could can the performance-based system that helps fund universities.
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City council decides days are numbered for single-use cups
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City council decides days are numbered for single-use cups
A Dunedin city councillor has been successful in his bid to make council-owned venues free of single-use coffee cups.
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Opponents of demolition plan crossing fingers
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Opponents of demolition plan crossing fingers
Heritage advocates are "crossing their fingers" a controversial proposal to knock down a historically significant Dunedin home might be on the backburner.
Delivery of new bins begins
Delivery of new bins begins
Dunedin residents’ new bins should be arriving over the next few weeks ahead of the council’s changed approach to recycling and waste management.
Self-destructing NZ Post may breach laws: union
Self-destructing NZ Post may breach laws: union
The union representing the country’s postal workers is not ruling out legal action against New Zealand Post ahead of major planned job losses.
All-girl Dunedin Sound band honoured at Taite awards
All-girl Dunedin Sound band honoured at Taite awards
When Dunedin all-female rock band Look Blue Go Purple recorded their first EP nearly 40 years ago, they were not thinking of staying power.
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University average gender pay gap almost 14%
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University average gender pay gap almost 14%
The University of Otago has acknowledged it still has work to do after a report found it pays men on average almost 14% more than women.
Team finds meteorite in Canterbury
'It was pretty crazy': Team finds meteorite in Canterbury
The first meteorite discovered in NZ for nearly 20 years has been found near Lake Tekapo.
Team tracks down first meteorite located in NZ for two decades
Team tracks down first meteorite located in NZ for two decades
Something crashed out of the sky near Lake Tekapo this week, sending stargazers scrambling.
Move to aged care ‘rushed’, study shows
Move to aged care ‘rushed’, study shows
New research into aged care shows older people need to have more autonomy over the move into care homes — and plan ahead of time.
Team 'stoked' to find meteorite near Lake Tekapo
Team 'stoked' to find meteorite near Lake Tekapo
Something crashed out of the sky near Lake Tekapo this week, sending stargazers scrambling.
More than 540 runners take part in busiest race
More than 540 runners take part in busiest race
Trail-running’s burgeoning popularity has led to the busiest 3 Peaks Mountain Race yet.
Future stars get chance to test skills
Future stars get chance to test skills
The next future White Fern, Black Fern, Football Fern or Black Sticks player might have been showing off their skills at Logan Park yesterday.
Vice-chancellor won’t be only new face
Vice-chancellor won’t be only new face
Major changes in the University of Otago’s senior leadership team are under way ahead of the arrival of the new vice-chancellor.
Prof Ruru 'humbled and overwhelmed' by welcome
Prof Ruru 'humbled and overwhelmed' by welcome
The University of Otago’s first-ever deputy vice-chancellor Māori, Prof Jacinta Ruru, says she was humbled and overwhelmed by her welcoming.
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Queenstown developer comes out swinging
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Queenstown developer takes shots at commissioner
A Queenstown developer has come out swinging with accusations of alleged bias in the wake of a contentious hearing on affordable housing.
$80k raised after 'remarkable' graduate dies
Uni mourns 'remarkable' graduate killed in Sydney
A fundraiser for the family of an Otago University graduate killed in a suspected hit-and-run in Australia has raised almost $80,000 since it was set up yesterday.