Railway station back in fashion
Fashionistas will flood the Dunedin Railway Station again next April when the iD Dunedin Fashion Show returns to the venue.
A good thing growing
A good thing growing
Gillian Vine visits a community garden in Dunedin.
Camellias in all their glory on show
Camellias in all their glory on show
Camelias range in size from delicate miniatures, with flowers and leaves to match, to the big and bold glamorous specimens.
Clicking the Ticket
Clicking the Ticket
Click-and-collect groceries, home-delivered restaurant meals, weekends away booked online ... all part of the new normal. But there are worrying signs online retailing's out of whack.
Back to Tamriel we go
Back to Tamriel we go
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Your garden: August 19
Your garden: August 19
Gardeners can be seduced by mild weather at this time of year, as the temptation is to sow seeds in open ground, even though the soil is cold and wet.
People power can reduce microplastics, prof says
People power can reduce microplastics, prof says
Plastic wrapping is around almost everything we buy, especially food.
What’s in a name? Plenty, actually . . .
What’s in a name? Plenty, actually . . .
Who are these people? What was the occasion?
The beauty is in the details
The beauty is in the details
There’s more to our city when traversed by foot.
A bird’s-eye view
A bird’s-eye view
Bluff-born artist Geoff Dixon’s work gets a lingering close-up in a new documentary. Tom McKinlay talks to its makers.
Moon reveals Uranus, while Mars heralds Matariki
Moon reveals Uranus, while Mars heralds Matariki
The moon rises at 1.10am on Friday as seen from Dunedin. A few minutes later, weather permitting, if you are up for a challenge, there is a chance you can see an interesting astronomical phenomenon.
Time to walk the talk on climate crisis
Time to walk the talk on climate crisis
We must accept how bad things are before we can head off global catastrophe, according to scientist Bill McGuire, Robin McKie reports.
Chef at home in The Bunker
Chef at home in The Bunker
Chef Ben Norfolk grew up in East Auckland and started his career in the city before ultimately making his home in Queenstown.
Opportunity for passionate young chef to shine
Competition an opportunity for passionate young chef to shine
Gabby Sanders still remembers helping her mum in the kitchen as a little girl - but now the Christchurch 23-year-old is vying to be one of Australasia's top chefs.
The link between taste and auditory senses
The link between taste and auditory senses
Wine writer, researcher and sound artist Dr Jo Burzynska has designed a multi-sensory wine experience that challenges how people think about wine, she tells Rebecca Fox.
Competition congratulations
Competition congratulations
The Central Otago section of the 2022 Corteva Young Viticulturist competition recently took place at Otago Polytechnic’s Bannockburn campus; the evening dinner and speech component held at Carrick Winery.
Little lemon and poppy seed biscuits
Little lemon and poppy seed biscuits
By simply grating a little fresh lemon zest into a biscuit batter you will be impressed how it lifts even the plainest mix into such a delightful treat.
Melting pot of cultures
Melting pot of cultures
Chinese-ish is the title of a new cookbook, but also the way its authors describe the style of recipes in it and their own identities.
Wonderful ways for winter: Roast vegetable frittata
Wonderful ways for winter: Roast vegetable frittata
As the name suggests, Love Food Hate Waste loves tasty food, especially when the way it’s made reduces waste. Here they combine the two in typical style.
Orange, pineapple and carrot cake
Orange, pineapple and carrot cake
Add sunshine to dreary winter days by adding a little citrus to your cooking. If you think eating a whole cake is too much, cut it in half — and then regret you didn’t enjoy the...
