Molly Houseman

South ‘just beautiful’ by train

Taking in the sights of Dunedin before boarding a train for the next leg of the Great Southern...

South ‘just beautiful’ by train

"This is Kiwi, mate." Those were the words of Lizzie and Danny Carson who boarded a train, double-headed by two DA 1950s heritage locomotives, at Dunedin Railway Station yesterday for the next leg of the Great Southern Train Tour.

Possible Fish & Game merger raises doubts

Possible Fish & Game merger raises doubts

The possibility of the Otago and Southland Fish & Game Councils merging has not been greeted with positivity by everyone.

50 years of Anglican family services documented

Julia Stuart shows her book Southern Service, which documents the history of Anglican Family Care...

50 years of Anglican family services documented

Fifty years of "creative, responsive, and innovative" work has been celebrated by Anglican Family Care.

Young designer’s zeal rewarded

Lorna Ryan could not contain her excitement when she found out she was a iD International Emerging Designer Awards 2021 finalist.

King’s boys prove masters of the rolls in fundraiser

Holding some of the 44,000 individual cheese rolls made at Kings High School yesterday is pupil...

King’s boys prove masters of the rolls in fundraiser

Forty-four thousand cheese rolls in one room may sound like a dream.

Crews rescue person from rolled vehicle

Emergency services at a vehicle roll over on Mount Grand Road about 4.45pm on Monday. PHOTO:...

Crews rescue person from rolled vehicle

Emergency services work at the scene of a single-vehicle crash in Mount Grand Rd in Dunedin yesterday afternoon.

Kiwi kids response to musical nature of Suzy's Wild Dunedin show

Kiwi kids response to musical nature of Suzy's Wild Dunedin show

New Zealand children’s entertainer Suzy Cato drew quite the audience for her Wild Dunedin festival show.

‘Completely charmed’ by keen crowds

Dunedin Arts Festival director Charlie Unwin is ready to raise the curtain on this year’s...

‘Completely charmed’ by keen crowds

The success of this year’s Dunedin Arts Festival has been "encouraging" for an industry hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic, organisers say.

Taieri Gorge proposal: Tour group prepared to run trains

A Dunedin Railways train crosses the Taieri River at Hindon. Photo: Gerard O'Brien.

Taieri Gorge proposal: Tour group prepared to run trains

The future of the Taieri Gorge railway line may be as a part of the new Great Southern Train Tour which now also features a trip aboard the Kingston Flyer.

Pedestrian injured in central Dunedin

Emergency services were called to the scene about 3pm today. PHOTO: PETER McINTOSH

Pedestrian injured in central Dunedin

A pedestrian has been seriously hurt after being hit by a car, while another person has also been taken hospital after two crashes in Dunedin.

Pupil, colonel find something in common

New Zealand Defence Force Colonel Kate Lee speaks to Tahuna Normal Intermediate School pupil Josh...

Pupil, colonel find something in common

Anzac Day was made all the more special for a Dunedin school pupil and New Zealand Defence Force Colonel Kate Lee.

Dunedin commemorates Anzac Day

People gather around the cenotaph in Queens Gardens this morning for the Dunedin Dawn Service....

Dunedin commemorates Anzac Day

The sound of a 25 pound gun echoed through Dunedin’s central streets, marking 106 years since the Anzacs landed on the shores of Gallipoli.

Choice to sell starts new chapter in hall’s history

Otago Peninsula Anglican Parish people’s warden Ralph Gordon in the Nissen hut that served as the...

Choice to sell starts new chapter in hall’s history

It has already gone from a World War 2 Nissen hut to a place of fond memories for the Otago Peninsula Anglican Parish.

School fire called suspicious

Emergency services respond to a suspicious fire at Bathgate Park School, in Macandrew Rd, South...

School fire called suspicious

Police have identified two people in relation to a fire started at Bathgate Park School in South Dunedin yesterday.

Suspicious blaze at school in South Dunedin

Suspicious blaze at school in South Dunedin

Firefighters were called to South Dunedin's Bathgate Park School to put out a suspicious blaze in the school grounds this afternoon.

Midwinter Carnival to return in style

Preparing at the Mitre 10 Mega Dunedin store yesterday for the Midwinter Carnival are (front)...

Midwinter Carnival to return in style

Dunedin's Midwinter Carnival is set to make a "gigantic" comeback.

Remote raw effects of consumer appetites examined

Dunedin artist Simon O’Connor. PHOTO: GREGOR RICHARDSON

Remote raw effects of consumer appetites examined

What at times was confronting and heart-wrenching work has resulted in a thought-provoking art piece exploring the disconnect between manufacturing and consumerism.

Creativity gets physical theatre touch

Swinging into the Octagon yesterday ahead of his Dunedin Arts Festival show is physical theatre...

Creativity gets physical theatre touch

A creative show about the creative process is set to have Dunedin audiences cackling.

'Love letter to trees'

'Love letter to trees'

Rehearsing in a tree at the Otago Museum Reserve ahead of her first performance of The Arboreal Aerialist for the Dunedin Arts Festival 2021 tonight is aerial dancer Chloe Loftus.

iD judges cut ‘incredible talent’ down to 40 finalists

Fashion designers Tanya Carlson (front right) and Donna Tulloch assess iD International Emerging...

iD judges cut ‘incredible talent’ down to 40 finalists

The "astounding" standard of entrants for the 17th iD International Emerging Designer Awards has made it tough for judges.

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