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One-woman powerhouse

One of the questions Harriet Moir always gets asked is, how does she do it all?

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Gallery curator selected to attend Venice Biennale
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Memories bring violinist back

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8-month-old daughter Daisy at the South Dunedin Library yesterday. PHOTO: LINDA ROBERTSON

Library ‘hive of activity, a haven’

A local mother has skipped trips to the city centre in favour of the new South Dunedin library facilities thanks to all the toys available.

‘Dawn Raid’ author launches second book

‘Dawn Raid’ author launches second book

The ripple effects of writing a book for children and young adults have been very satisfying, a Riverton author says.
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Whodunnit and where do pets go when they die?

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Whodunnit and where do pets go when they die?

Jessica Howland Kany’s latest book, Parrot Heaven, is a product made by Wānaka people for Wānaka people, exploring themes of running, injury and the animal afterlife.
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Book brings to life the tales of death in the South

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Book brings to life the tales of death in the South

Local author and historian Lloyd Esler has written a new book centred on graves in Southland and the stories behind them.

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Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight is not one of the superhero’s grimmer outings. IMAGE:...

Why so (not) serious?

The latest Lego Batman game is simple enough for kids to enjoy, while the olds are also kept charmed.

A massive experience for one player

A massive experience for one player

Imagine, if you will, a scenario.
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Dunedin video game creators bring Pavs home

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Dunedin video game creators bring Pavs home

Two Dunedin video game companies have taken home national awards celebrating the inclusiveness and diversity of their games.
Sweating, bullets

Sweating, bullets

I hate run-backs.