Kiwi modelling agency ditches measurements
Kiwi modelling agency ditches measurements
One of New Zealand's most successful models is championing body positivity in the fashion industry.
Mountain maintains its magic
Mountain maintains its magic
Alina Suchanski makes the trek up Ben Lomond and is rewarded with spectacular views.
The first season of the Landers
The first season of the Landers
In 1996 it was a brave new world. Professional rugby had arrived in New Zealand and a new competition was about to begin. Sports editor Steve Hepburn looks back at the first Highlanders and how the season panned out.
Popular tour mixes gardens, art, music
Popular tour mixes gardens, art, music
Billed as a garden tour that goes beyond plants and landscaping, Art in the Garden delivered.
Plenty to ponder about plant diet
Plenty to ponder about plant diet
Mariana Lamas outlines six things to know about eating less meat and more plant-based foods.
Bucking the trend
Bucking the trend
To get to the sound advice about food and nutrition from the sheer volume of information on the topics out there, chef, author and broadcaster Hugh Fearnley Whittingstall has done the hard work for...
Oregano and lemon, skewered chicken
Oregano and lemon, skewered chicken
The combination of these flavours sums up summer for me. Dried and fresh oregano combined with fresh juicy lemons and drenched in olive oil - so simple yet so good.
Enchanted by pinot noir selection
Enchanted by pinot noir selection
Sometimes, I sit down with my regular tasting buddies, Collins and McLaren, and it just feels like the stars align.
Supermodel Stella Tennant dies
Supermodel Stella Tennant dies
Stella Tennant, one of Britain's top models, has died at the age of 50.
Variety on offer in prolific fishery
Variety on offer in prolific fishery
The lower Taieri river is a very productive fishery with a good population of resident brown trout, large sea-run trout from September to November, perch, flounder and mullet.
Grisly Millers Flat mystery remains unsolved to this day
Grisly Millers Flat mystery remains unsolved to this day
Christchurch writer Jonathan Allan delves into a mystery from the tumultuous days of the Otago gold rush and uncovers a tale of police incompetence, mistaken identity, and — murder!
Pick of the pics
Pick of the pics
Otago Daily Times photographer Peter McIntosh shares his favourite photos of the 2020.
Fellowes the Aussie who loves us
Fellowes the Aussie who loves us
Demelza Fellowes briefly made her home in Dunedin, playing for the Otago Rebels and Southern Steel. Reporter Adrian Seconi catches up with self-described "out-there Aussie".
Dukkah roasted cauliflower and avocado dressing
Dukkah roasted cauliflower and avocado dressing
Christchurch sisters Rosa and Margo Flanagan keep things simple and straightforward with their plant-based recipes.
Musical ‘legends’, canine friend honoured on skin
Musical ‘legends’, canine friend honoured on skin
Tracey Mains is somewhat of a late bloomer when it comes to getting tattooed.
Vandervis embraced home and family
Vandervis embraced home and family
In a year dominated by Covid-19, Dunedin City councillor Lee Vandervis kept himself active.
Remembering Fiordland’s lost
Remembering Fiordland’s lost
Fiordland National Park is still one of the remotest places on the planet. So if someone were to wander off and get lost or injured, it would be easy to disappear. John Lewis takes a look at some of those who never came back.
Perch easy to catch, delicious eating
Perch easy to catch, delicious eating
Lake Waihola holds an abundant population of perhaps New Zealand’s most underrated fish.
Pick of the pics
Pick of the pics
Otago Daily Times photographer Linda Robertson shares her favourite photos of 2020.
Dunedin man’s ta moko a pattern of redemption
Dunedin man’s ta moko a pattern of redemption
For Jamie Addison, his full-face moko is not only a representation of his Maori culture, but the journey he has taken to turn his life around.
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