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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...

The ‘‘big fruit’’ fronting the Cromwell town centre was completed in 1990 to put the town on the...

Petition to name tunnel after worker

The son of a former Clyde Dam tunneller is campaigning to have a Sydney motorway tunnel named after his father three years after he died in a workplace accident during the tunnel’s construction.

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Resilient Communities - South Dunedin Focus

A documentary series looking at Climate Change and how it will effect everyone. This episode is focused on some of the issues facing South Dunedin.

The new greens

Coming up with a colour scheme is half the battle with decorating – but knowing why two hues are visually appealing, and which one to use where, is the other half. If you end up using too much of...

Hansel & Gretel: Live in your Living Room

Starting this Friday, 3 April, the Royal New Zealand Ballet will offer free broadcasts of recent performances via Facebook Premiere. First up will be Christmas 2019’s acclaimed production of Hansel ...

Hospital quiet on locations

Despite official advice to the contrary due to the lockdown, two swimmers found an isolated place...

Hospital quiet on locations

Dunstan Hospital management is remaining tight-lipped about the whereabouts of three patients confirmed to have Covid-19 in Central Otago.

DSO Concert Series 2020 - First two concerts postponed

Following the Government’s directive banning public events of 500 or more people, and out of concern for the health of those involved, the Dunedin Symphony Orchestra has decided to postpone its 4...

Sound plans well in place, mayor says

Soaring over Lake Benmore. Photo Credit: MARTY TAYLOR/GLIDEOMARAMA.COM

Sound plans well in place, mayor says

Waitaki District Mayor Gary Kircher is urging people to remain calm and be sensible about the threat of Covid-19.

Demolition to provide opportunities

Demolition preparation is well underway for the New Dunedin Hospital project on the former Cadbury factory site. Scaffolding and temporary fencing has been erected around the former Cadbury...

Lactation room proudly unveiled

Breastfeeding staff at Dunedin Public Hospital now have a fully-equipped room for pumping and breastfeeding their little ones at work. The purpose-fit lactation room was proudly unveiled in...

Service your cervix

In partnership with all DHBs, the National Cervical Screening Unit is running a new campaign to normalise cervical screening for those 25 years and over. The cervix is tucked away – out of sight,...

World Delirium Day

"We will like to take this World Delirium Day to engage people to think about delirium as a serious condition, where we can work together to provide early detection and intervention, or stop...

COVID-19 has now appeared in the Southern district

Dr Nigel Millar, Chief Medical Officer, and Dr Susan Jack, Medical Officer of Health explain how we’ve been getting ready

Better Health South - Board Update March 2020

Tena koutou katoa When I first set to writing this column I was of course planning to touch on arguably the greatest challenge facing the health system – and certainly a greater challenge than...

Making a small space look bigger

The stripes in Resene Thunder Road and Resene Quarter Spanish White make an eye-catching...

Making a small space look bigger

There’s no need to resort to wand waving when attempting to make a small space look bigger, nor is there a need to push out walls to create a room with a bigger footprint. There are various tricks...

To ‘E’ or not to ‘E’

The Dunedin store of your nationwide e-bike specialists, electrify. nz, is open in the heart of the city on Cumberland St. From city and commuter e-bikes right through to electric mountain bikes...

What's On @ Otago Museum | Week of 16 March 2020

OTAGO MUSEUM COVID19 UPDATE We are open to the public for business as usual, but are monitoring the situation as it changes. We have increased our daily cleaning schedule, especially...

Dunedin Goes Wild

Wild Dunedin Festival of Nature special guest, Suzy Cato..Photo supplied

Dunedin Goes Wild

On Thursday the Wild Dunedin Festival of Nature launched their exciting programme at NHNZ. With more than 70 events over seven days the 5th Festival is better than ever. The festival takes place...

Paul Dwyer talks to Landpro at the Wanaka Show

Landpro

Paul Dwyer is at the A & P show in Wanaka and talks to Landpro's Planning Team Leader Claire Perkins and Licensed Cadastral Surveyor Wally Sanford about the services available.

A peaceful mind in a turbulent world

His Eminence the 7th Yongzin Ling Rinpoche

Kate Martin draws attention to the Six Items Challenge display at the front of Wastebusters in...

Embracing the Six Items Challenge

We’re all about meeting challenges just at the moment; globally, nationally, and in our wardrobes, writes Gina Dempster.

Seeds of hope

Seeds of hope

As our climate and ecological crises deepen, attention has been turning to viable and efficient ways to restore natural ecosystems. Maureen Howard talks to volunteers restoring native beech forest to slopes of Wakatipu Basin.
Leading the charge

Leading the charge

Local leadership on climate change is starting at the top, writes Tom McKinlay.
Right size for a full life

Right size for a full life

Dunedin is home to a small but growing number of apartments. Kim Dungey talks to a couple who own one of them and who enjoy living with less.

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