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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...
Chaney & Norman Architects

Wanaka based Chaney & Norman Architects are proud to create enduring homes that their clients love to live in; homes that enhance their clients well-being, health and comfort. With...

ODT Racing Chat: Wingatui's million dollar meeting

ODT Racing Chat returns with a bang as Otago racing club GM Noelle Prince talks about the biggest ever race meeting in the South.

Enrich your lifestyle, preserve a legacy

Table Hill Road - Enrich your lifestyle, preserve a legacy

Milton - Table Hill RoadDeadline Friday 8th November 2024 - (unless sold prior)Experience the very best of country living with Table Hill Farm, an award winning 190 hectare gem set in an idyllic...

From The Archives: 20th Century fashion

On the left: The "MONDRIAN" look ( the European abstract artist who started it all ) is worn by...

#FromTheArchives: 20th Century Fashion

Since 1861, the Otago Daily Times has been dedicated to reporting on and supporting the South. Discover some of the memorable moments we've captured over the years in our #FromTheArchives series....

Mid-Autumn Festival Concert Dunedin 2024

From the Archives: Dunedin Retail

December 1968, Taits Mini Market Four Square, corner of Highgate and Ross Streets

#FromTheArchives: Dunedin Retail

Since 1861, the Otago Daily Times has been dedicated to reporting on and supporting the South. Discover some of the memorable moments we've captured over the years in our #FromTheArchives series....

ODT Sports Chat: Roller Derby Game Time

ODT Sports Chat: Roller Derby Game Time - Gallow Lasses V Richter City Rollers

Dunedin Hospital Protest March

Dunedin Hospital Protest March Live Stream

Hospital Cuts Hurt - Dunedin Hospital Protest March - Live Stream

From the Archives: Alexandra Blossom Festival

#FromTheArchives: Alexandra Blossom Festival

The Alexandra Blossom Festival has celebrated the arrival of spring since it was established in 1957. Rooted in community spirit, the festival continues to showcase the character of the town at the...

Shaw Plumbing - Otago’s plumbers for 121 years

Hamish and Kaye Gardyne are the new owners of Shaw Plumbing in Mosgiel. They are looking forward to continuing the legacy of the 121-year-old business, and offering the same great domestic plumbing...

Carbon Conversations

As daunting as it is for many homeowners, an award-winning architect says we need to become more environmentally friendly when building or renovating. Siân Taylor is on a mission: to change the...

Spreading festive cheer

Spreading festive cheer

The Mid-Autumn Festival to celebrate Chinese National Day was held at Trinity Catholic College at the weekend.

From The Archives: Otago Beaches

Three young riders are mirrored in the wet sand as they gallop along the beach at St Clair on a...

#FromTheArchives: Otago beaches

Since 1861, the Otago Daily Times has been dedicated to reporting on and supporting the South. Discover some of the memorable moments we've captured over the years in our #FromTheArchives series....

An Open Letter to the Mayor, Councillors and the Community of Dunedin City

We are a group of concerned citizens who oppose the sale of Aurora Energy. For any investor, selling your best asset should always be your absolute last resort. Courage is required, not weakness.

One of a Kind - Iconic Dunedin Home

Intelligently designed for maximum exposure to the sun and the stunning harbour views, the interior of this home has been exquisitely renovated to embody luxury and sophistication.

Put the ‘fun’ into functional home offices

An unexpected use of colour creates a quirky feature guaranteed to make you smile in this home...

Put the ‘fun’ into functional home offices

From The Archives: Queenstown & Central

#FromTheArchives: Queenstown & Central

Since 1861, the Otago Daily Times has been dedicated to reporting on and supporting the South. Discover some of the memorable moments we've captured over the years in our #FromTheArchives series....

You Can Almost Smell the Hay

From derelict farm buildings to a dining destination, this award-winning restoration has salvaged parts of its past for future generations to enjoy

Let there be Light

The redevelopment of an iconic Dunedin building has given it a new lease on life

Save the Schist

An art gallery and artists’ studio with two adjoining apartments is a striking addition to the Queenstown lakefront

Top of the Lake

Lake Hayes is the hero in this story of a contemporary family home

Rotary Club and OU Medical Students Association members collecting leaf litter for the new aviary...

For the love of the environment

Sophie Bond reflects on the motivation and rewards for the volunteers whose work she co-ordinates from week to week.

Repairing a broken system

Repairing a broken system

You should be able to keep what you love.
Horopito healing feeling

Horopito healing feeling

It might be that a time-honoured rongoa can do what all those flash pharmceuticals can’t.
Embracing the opportunity

Embracing the opportunity

Energy sovereignty is there if we want it.

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