Glenmorangie revisited
Gillian Vine sees how a garden has developed in 14 years.
An opportunity for growth
Barbara Snook has learned, through her own significant loss and observing others' grief, that good can come from tragedy.
Life & Style
Home & Garden
A total conversion
A total conversion
While a category 2 historic places status protected the St John's Presbyterian Church and Sunday school in Cromwell from demolition, it made them a daunting prospect for prospective buyers, writes Caroline Foster.As fleeting as a flare
As fleeting as a flare
This beautiful echium begins life as a silvery rosette reminiscent of our native Celmisia. It takes one or two years to flower; if it lives for that long. It can be fickle here in Dunedin and die...Your garden: November 16
Your garden: November 16
What's happening in your garden this week?
Magazine
Full moon in Taurus
The moon is full on Friday night and should be a magnificent sight, Ian Griffin writes.
From the archives: Radio waves goodbye
From the archives: Radio waves goodbye
Back in 2015 Otago Daily Times reporter Bruce Munro spent a few revealing hours with veteran broadcaster Neil Collins to discuss career highlights which included partying with the Rolling Stones.A city born of fire and rock
A city born of fire and rock
Dunedin has in the past gone off with a bang. You can still see the evidence, Clare Fraser writes.An opportunity for growth
An opportunity for growth
Barbara Snook has learned, through her own significant loss and observing others' grief, that good can come from tragedy.
