Coronation celebrated with a ball
Coronation celebrated with a ball
Under the glow of a mirror ball and a giant Union Jack, couples waltzed to familiar favourites at Age Concern Otago’s coronation ball at the South Dunedin Community Hall on Tuesday.
Sam Henderson
World’s best cycling films
World’s best cycling films
From the Scottish highlands to the rural heartland of Central Otago, this year’s Big Bike Film Night is filled with action, drama and humour.
Project turns textiles into toys
Project turns textiles into toys
A project to turn waste textiles into colourful toys has reached the halfway mark.
All aboard for the Dunedin Model Train Show
All aboard for the Dunedin Model Train Show
Intricate and imaginative worlds in miniature will be part of the Dunedin Model Train Show, which chugs into the Taieri Bowling Club next weekend.
Supermarkets scramble to find eggs
Supermarkets scramble to find eggs
It has been an eggsasperating time for shoppers hunting eggs at the supermarket in recent times.
On your bike for Dutch Week
On your bike for Dutch Week
Orange fever is set to strike this Sunday as local Nederlanders and friends take to the streets for the Dutch Week Orange Bike Ride.
Berwick course ‘life-changing’
Berwick course ‘life-changing’
For more than 30 years an adventure course has been transforming lives.
Natural touch for family day out
Natural touch for family day out
Families enjoyed a peaceful autumnal day at Chingford Park on Saturday for Wild Dunedin Ōtepoti Mohoao New Zealand Festival of Nature.
Project turns textiles into toys
Project turns textiles into toys
A project to turn waste textiles into colourful toys has reached the halfway mark.
Speed bumps urged after parked cars damaged
Speed bumps urged after parked cars hit
Luck is not on the side of the family of South Dunedin resident Wayne White.
Art of penjing explored
Art of penjing explored
A perfect tree in miniature is the aim of penjing.
Three decades of providing life skills
Three decades of providing life skills
Tucked away behind a cheerful yellow door at King Edward Court, a unique class of students occupy themselves with paint, pencils, crafts and games.
Women take to the hills
Women take to the hills
It was a sunny Sunday for mountain bikers taking to the trails on Signal Hill for the Dunners Stunners Enduro.
Three decades of providing life skills
Three decades of providing life skills
Tucked away behind a cheerful yellow door at King Edward Court, a unique class of students occupy themselves with paint, pencils, crafts and games.
‘Wild’ choir fills museum with song
‘Wild’ choir fills museum with song
Voices rang out over the atrium at Tūhura Otago Museum on Saturday as children’s entertainer Suzy Cato led the inaugural outing of the Wild Dunedin choir, comprising about 250 primary school...
Art of penjing explored
Art of penjing explored
A perfect tree in miniature is the aim of penjing.
History unearthed in upgrades
History unearthed in upgrades
For some, the George St retail quarter upgrade means finding new ways to navigate past closed off streets and redevelopment works.
Parked cars hit, speed bumps urged
Parked cars hit, speed bumps urged
Luck is not on the side of the family of South Dunedin resident Wayne White.
Songs send earthy message
Songs send earthy message
Singing dirty ditties during the Wild Dunedin Ōtepoti Mohoao — New Zealand Festival of Nature are children’s entertainers Soil Sistas.
Kaumātua strength classes go national
Kaumātua strength classes go national
A kaupapa Māori programme developed at Ōtakou Marae is set to be rolled out nationally.