5 questions with: Yvonne Godfrey
5 questions with: Yvonne Godfrey
Author and speaker Yvonne Godfrey, of Auckland, has been in Otago addressing adolescent, parenting and family issues as part of a speaking tour of New Zealand.
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Going viral
Going viral
Coincidences will cause the next monster influenza epidemic, for which we are woefully unprepared, former Otago researcher Prof Robert Webster tells Bruce Munro.
Lost dream
Lost dream
Sixty years ago, Southland entrepreneur Wilson Cameron Campbell conceived an idea that, had it been successful, could have transformed Te Anau into a ski resort similar to Queenstown.
Flying solo as Jean Batten
Flying solo as Jean Batten
Alex Ellis opens up about her Arts Festival Dunedin performance of Miss Jean Batten.
Caffeine in govts' sights
Caffeine in govts' sights
Caffeine is in so many of the products teenagers consume, writes Ian Munro.
The looming climate cascade
The looming climate cascade
A new study grapically illustrates our climate predicament, writes Colin Campbell-Hunt.
Meet a true local, the silver beech
Meet a true local, the silver beech
The southern-most beech can still be found if you know where to look, writes Mark Clark.
Liz Breslin: Relaxing with military precision
Relaxing with military precision
Liz Breslin is ridiculously excited about her holiday.
An extraordinary aurora
An extraordinary aurora
''Oh my goodness, it's so spooky, and it's moving. It's all over the sky and the colours, just wow, WOW!''
Pink's party
Pink's party
Jodie and Jared are Pink superfans. Mandie, Lesley and Sharon have beaten bullying, breast cancer and a marriage break-up with the help of her music, writes Bruce Munro.
5 questions with: Henry van Asch
5 questions with: Henry van Asch
Henry van Asch is co-founder and managing director of A J Hackett Bungy New Zealand.
One prominent parrot
One prominent parrot
Ahead of his visit to Orokonui, Bronwyn Jeynes, of the Kakapo Recovery team, tells how Sirocco came to be the survivor and remarkable personality he is.
The terrible fourteens
The terrible fourteens
No matter how much they seem to be trying to rile us, teenagers do need us to be the rock, writes parenting columnist Ian Munro.
Liz Breslin: Hair today, gone tomorrow
Hair today, gone tomorrow
Liz Breslin on our weird (Western) relationships with our furry selves.
Fashioning a city portrait
Fashioning a city portrait
Languishing in the back of your wardrobe could be a fashion item that will help colour in "A Fashionable Portrait of Dunedin", writes Cecilie Geary.
Bird show took off
Bird show took off
In 1873, the Otago Provincial Council appointed captain F.W Hutton as curator of Otago Museum. Turns out they made a wise choice, writes Rosi Crane.
Harnessing passion for greater good
Harnessing passion for greater good
The stories that emerge from our communites in the future will be written by us.
Still class acts 10 years on
Still class acts 10 years on
Family comes first for a group of young people once recognised as some of Otago’s top high school pupils. Kim Dungey reports.
Class Act: Where are they now?
Class Act: Where are they now?
Where are they now? The ODT takes a look to see what the 2008 recipients of the Otago Daily Times Class Act award have been doing since leaving high school.
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