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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...

Wool On 2021 Highlights

Highlights form the 2021 Fashion Event held in Central Otago.

Better Health South - Board Update September 2021

Vaccination magic in the Southern Region.

Get Tested immediately if you have symptoms

Get Tested Immediately If You Have Symptoms

Southern DHB Vaccine Update

Getting Southern protected from COVID-19

Tiny House, Big Result!

Who would have known that the success of a Building and Construction course would see more than $20,000 donated to two Dunedin charities! As part of Skillsec’s NZ Certificate in Building,...

Making it Legal

Covid-19 has understandably had a major impact on weddings, with the number of people choosing to get married dropping to record lows. But while many may be choosing to postpone their nuptials...

American wedding customs are still popular today, from the bride tossing her bouquet to single female guests, to wearing something old, new, borrowed and blue. Even the most non-traditional bride happily takes part.

Another blow for Cancer Society

Big blow for Cancer Society after Daffodil Day street collection cancelled again

The Cancer Society is urging supporters to donate and fundraise online after the Covid lockdown forced the cancellation of its iconic street collection.

Action Engineering - Celebrating 30 Years

Action EngineeringInventive Dunedin company Action Engineering celebrates being a business success story for 30 years. Action Engineering opened its doors on August 1, 1991, and has since become a...

Better Health South - Board Update August 2021

In recent years the New Dunedin Hospital has been in the spotlight for the work happening there to improve facilities and services for the whole district.

Green light for green star

The New Dunedin Hospital is being designed with sustainability in mind.

National bowel screening team up with ritchies transport

Southern DHB is teaming up with Ritchie’s Transport to support wellness in the workplace.

Seamless transition for Alexandra-based Primary Birthing Unit

Maternity staff have been praised for a seamless transition from Alexandra-based Charlotte Jean Maternity Unit to Southern DHB Central Otago Maternity Unit (COMU).

Fund to support mental wellbeing in COVID-affected communities welcomed

A $3 million, two-year fund to support psychosocial wellbeing in Southern communities worst affected by the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions has been welcomed by Southern DHB and Te Hau Toka Southern Lakes Wellbeing (formerly known as the Central-Lakes Mental Wellbeing Recovery Group).

As special as a moa

As special as a moa

I often wished as a child that I could see a living moa just once. They stimulated in my boyish imagination visions of an ancient world that had long disappeared, writes Hamish Spencer.
Kernels of a good idea

Kernels of a good idea

Now is the perfect time to start growing flint corn from seed so you can make polenta and tortillas, writes Hilary Rowley.
Reasons to remain grounded

Reasons to remain grounded

Can we fly with moral engagement in times of radical carbon emissions reduction, asks James Higham.

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