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Conscious Fashion

As we become more aware of the impact of fast fashion and textiles in landfill, it’s vital we choose consciously when buying. While plugging second-hand clothing and signature pieces made for a...

Clean Kicks

From the world’s runways to high streets, it’s all about the white sneaker this season, showing the athleisure trend has no plans of slowing down. Sneakers are no longer reserved for a casual,...
Your local builder

Meet Nick and Charlotte Tapper, your local G.J. Gardner franchisees for both the Queenstown and Wanaka/Central Otago franchises. They moved their family here eight years ago to establish G.J.s in...

2020 – the year of the personal financial plan

Now is the time to plan for your future and secure your wealth, for you and your family.

NZ company helps Kiwis find jobs

JobaMatch is a subsidiary of Investamatch, the online matching platform connecting business opportunities with investors.

Caltex City North now open after extensive rebuild

CALTEX City North has reopened this week after an extensive rebuild that has taken 13 weeks.

Better Health South - Board Update September 2020

Exciting news this month is undoubtedly the government’s approval in principle of the detailed business case for the New Dunedin Hospital.

Team effort creates therapeutic garden

ATR rehabilitation ward at Wakari Hospital now have a safe therapeutic outdoor courtyard area to socialise, relax, reflect and engage in therapy sessions.

Diabetic Foot Clinic rolled out in Southland

The multidisciplinary team ready to start a Friday clinic at Southland Hospital. Standing left to...

Diabetic Foot Clinic rolled out in Southland

People with diabetes in Southland, who are at high risk or have active foot disease, will benefit from a new service that brings patients together with a multidisciplinary team of specialists every Friday.

Dean of Otago Medical School visits Southland Hospital

The Dean of Otago Medical School Professor Rathan Subramaniam met medical staff and students recently during his first visit to University’s Invercargill Campus based at Southland Hospital.

New Dunedin Hospital project flying the flag for suicide prevention

Mates flags were raised on the site of the former Cadbury distribution warehouse last week, with...

New Dunedin Hospital project flying the flag for suicide prevention

‘Fly the Flag’ is an initiative that will see over 200 construction sites around the country flying the ‘Mates in Construction’ flag to show support and raise awareness of...

Talented hands and big hearts

Knitwitz representatives (left) Leila Stokes and (right) Marie Kelleher present Southland...

Talented hands and big hearts

Knitwitz are part of the Pay-It Forward action group at South Alive, and the group meets weekly at The Pod community rooms to connect through laughter and their love of knitting.

Community gets behind surveillance testing

The Gore, Balclutha and Oamaru communities did their bit over the last couple of weeks by getting tested for COVID-19 at pop up testing centres.

Free Accounting Advice for Non-Profits

Dunedin Community Accounting

Whether it's about setting a budget, doing your annual accounts, reporting to a board or just keeping good records, DCA can answer all your questions.

A coloured approach to relaxing in style

Layer up hue-on-hue for an interior scheme you’re sure to love.

Pure determination - Pure success

Growth-focused Dunedin-based business owner says Dyslexia an advantage

Selwyn Grave Barbers

Selwyn Grave Barbers for the best haircuts in town

Speight’s Ale House

Celebrate Father’s Day at the Speight’s Ale House Dunedin

Father's Day Gift Ideas at Hunting and Fishing

Father’s Day is nearly here!! 6th September!! Hunting & Fishing NZ has some great gifts for Dad, we’ve got something for everyone at FANTASTIC prices!! Check below for the Dunedin and Central...

Harrowset Hall news update

Stay warm and cosy with a Covid-19 exclusive limited edition blanket or throw and help women and children escape domestic violence this winter

A day for dad to remember

Celebrations of fatherhood date back to the Middle Ages, with the idea of Father’s Day being very different depending on the culture.

Special Rigs for Special Kids Rewind 2020

Special Rigs for Special Kids year after year has provided an unforgettable experience to those kids who have special needs. The unique trip takes these special kids for a journey within a large...

Community Event Funding Round Open Now

With funding from the Community Access Grant, you could hold your event at the Dunedin Centre including the Dunedin Town Hall or Forsyth Barr Stadium.

Resilient: Activist profiles

Social entrepreneurs strive to address pressing social and environmental issues while creating economic opportunities. Maureen Howard asks six how they include doing good in what they do.

Getting the job dung

Getting the job dung

A humble beetle could be the catalyst that brings town and country together to create better farms and cleaner waterways, Henrik Moller tells Tom McKinlay.
Pressing reset

Pressing reset

Billions are being spent on Covid-19, but Govt money also needs to tackle ecological emergencies. Doing both can be good for jobs, communities and the economy. Maureen Howard finds out why.
Living streams

Living streams

The life in our streams and rivers has long helped us monitor their health. Now scientists are looking to it again — and in particular, macroinvertebrate life — to tell us whether pesticide use is bringing a new crisis.

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