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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...

What's On @ Otago Museum | Week of 20 January 2020

Click the image above for more information about the Museum of Broken Relationship Wellness Programme, supporting physical, emotional, and practical wellbeing. WHAT'S ON @...

What's On @ Otago Museum | Week of 13 January 2020

Happy Monday!We have been thrilled with the response to our new special exhibition, Areez Katki: Bildungsroman which opened last Saturday with a free exhibition talk discussing the...

What's On @ Otago Museum | Week of 6 January 2020

Happy 2020 Otago,It is another busy week at Otago Museum, with a new exhibition opening on Saturday, Areez Katki’s Bildungsroman. The exhibition was recently named one of the top 50...

Country Music Dunedin Awards 2019 - Finals

Finals of the 2019 Country Dunedin Music Awards held at Wingatui Racing Club. Categories included ;Act 1 - Tiny Tots, Junior Novice, Intermediate Country Rock, Senior Duet, Junior Gospel,...

What's On @ Otago Museum | Week of 16 December 2019

Museum of Broken RelationshipsOpening Saturday 21 December Otago Museum is extremely excited to announce that from this Saturday, our newest exhibition the Museum of Broken...

Celebrating a year at Southern DHB

As 2019 comes to an end, we want to thank to all our staff, health care partners, Community Health Council and advisors, and volunteers for all their work to provide health care to the people of...

8.32% of Dunedin staff travel from Mosgiel12-16 km average distance an orderly walks in a dayA designated theatre suite assistant (TSA) for theatre 6 has made such a difference to patient flow that...

At Southland Hospital

Our orderlies transferred 1825 patients from EDSouthland Hospital trial a Hospital Passport to help improve discharge communication with patients, and increase the number of before-midday...

FRONTRUNNER - New Location!

See what RenoMasters can do at this Weekend’s Reno-reveal

The villa before RenoMasters performed their magic on it.

See what RenoMasters can do at this Weekend’s Reno-reveal

RENOMASTERS122 Taieri Rd, Dunedin. Phone (03) 456-3280 email office@renomasters. co. nz or see www. renomasters. co. nzThis weekend, Dunedin’s RenoMasters is holding a renovation-reveal open...

What's On @ Otago Museum | Week of 09 December 2019

UDDERLY SUSTAINABLE!As part of our commitment to sustainability, we are very pleased to have signed on with Dunedin start-up, Spout Alternatives, as one of the first cafes in...

Green Island gears up for market day

Make sure you pop in to the Green Island Market Day on Saturday.A range of stalls, entertainment and food will be set up along Main South Rd, Green Island, for the community’s annual...

Quality range of art on offer this Sunday at Hayward’s art auction

The last art auction of the year at Hayward’s Auction House will be held from 2pm this Sunday, December 8. Owners Bridgette and John More are very pleased with the calibre of the art on show, which...

Thousands expected for big day

Stalls, entertainment and food trucks will line Main South Rd, Green Island, next month for the local community’s annual Christmas market day. The Green Island Market Day will be held on Saturday,...

What's On @ Otago Museum | Week of 2 December 2019

RESEARCH INSIGHTSQ+A with PhD Candidate Jonathan PaigePlace of studyI am a PhD candidate in Anthropology at Arizona State University. in Tempe, Arizona. I focus on the evolution of...

Choosing the right white for your walls

While it may seem far-fetched to some, there are many different types of white. Each variation can have a striking effect on your decor, so it's important that you choose the best shade to suit...

Decorating secrets from the experts

Interior designers, decorators and architects all have a wealth of knowledge when it comes to renovations. If you're planning to redesign, redecorate or completely start from scratch in your home,...

Colour in the garden

It’s easy to get excited about colour on the inside of our house… but what about the garden? It doesn’t have to be all about green and brown out there?There are many ways to add paint colour to the...

What does the colour of your front door say about you?

When you were deciding to paint your front door, did you spend hours poring over the decision, or did you just pick the first colour that looked nice and matched your trim? Well, actually, you may...

Stress-free camping tips

CHECK YOUR GEARDon’t arrive at your destination and find you forgot the pegs or there is a rip in your tent. A bit of time before your trip will help avoid nasty surprises. And investing in good...

Dr Ian Davidson-Watts demonstrates bat-call detection to Catlins Area School year 4 and 5 pupils....

Going batty

The nightlife in The Catlins is attracting young people, Diana Noonan writes.

Warming to the point at issue

Warming to the point at issue

Greta Thunberg provides lessons in keeping Christmas dinner civil, writes Peter Ellerton.
Year of the activists

Year of the activists

In many ways 2019 was the year of the climate activist. We asked a few local ones to share their views.
Securing the future

Securing the future

Kaiwhakahaere Lisa Tumahai tells Tom McKinlay about Ngai Tahu's strategy to tackle climate change in diverse landscapes.

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