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The MixSeptember 18

Pottery retains its lustre

In 1955, a pioneering bookbinder in the Arts and Crafts tradition, Mary Eleanor Joachim (1874-1957), made a significant contribution to the decorative arts collection at Dunedin Public Art Gallery.
Pottery retains its lustre
Pottery retains its lustre
The MixSeptember 18

Review: Heart-wrenching meditation on memory, trauma

Poet and academic Siobhan Harvey’s memoir may be a slim volume but that does not lessen its impact.
Elspeth McLean
Review: Heart-wrenching meditation on memory, trauma
Review: Heart-wrenching meditation on memory, trauma
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The MixSeptember 18

Sweet as spring

Spring brings welcome new possibilities, Penelope Maguire writes.
Sweet as spring
Sweet as spring
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The MixSeptember 18

Proof it is dark in the paddock

Maria was unimpressed when I told her I had bought a new “toy” to measure how dark it gets in Middlemarch.
Skywatch, by Ian Griffin
Proof it is dark in the paddock
Proof it is dark in the paddock
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Home & GardenSeptember 17

A wild surprise: kākā come back to the city

Alisha Sherriff, Dunedin Botanic Garden aviary curator
A wild surprise: kākā come back to the city
A wild surprise: kākā come back to the city
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Home & GardenSeptember 17

Cooking up a storm: inside the country’s best kitchens

Kim Dungey
Cooking up a storm: inside the country’s best kitchens
Cooking up a storm: inside the country’s best kitchens
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Home & GardenSeptember 10

Entrance offers peace, beauty

Garden Life by Tom Myers, botanical services officer
Entrance offers peace, beauty
Entrance offers peace, beauty
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Home & GardenSeptember 10

‘Fuzzy pepper face’ has a few surprises

Alisha Sherriff
‘Fuzzy pepper face’ has a few surprises
‘Fuzzy pepper face’ has a few surprises
ODT QuizSeptember 20

ODT quiz: September 21

Test your local and general knowledge by taking the Otago Daily Times quiz for Monday, September 21.
ODT quiz: September 21
ODT quiz: September 21
ODT QuizSeptember 19

ODT quiz: September 20

Test your local and general knowledge by taking the Otago Daily Times quiz for Sunday, September 19.
ODT quiz: September 20
ODT quiz: September 20
ODT QuizSeptember 18

ODT quiz: September 19

Test your local and general knowledge by taking the Otago Daily Times quiz for Saturday, September 19.
ODT quiz: September 19
ODT quiz: September 19
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The MixSeptember 18

Vote for your grandchildren

If we are casting our votes to support a better future, climate change needs to figure in our calculations, Dr Jen Purdie writes.
Vote for your grandchildren
Vote for your grandchildren
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The MixSeptember 18

Mana on the sportsfield

A recent visit by a schoolboy hockey team demonstrated more than just sporting excellence, Robin Quigg writes.
Mana on the sportsfield
Mana on the sportsfield
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The MixSeptember 18

Davis and Coltrane: 100 years of ice and fire

One was cool and ironic, the other fervent and spiritual. Born in the same year, Miles Davis and John Coltrane’s intense relationship flourished amid drugs, creative friction and a relentless search for new souOn the eve of Coltrane’s centenary, their twin legacies still reign supreme, Neil Spencer writes.
Davis and Coltrane: 100 years of ice and fire
Davis and Coltrane: 100 years of ice and fire
EntertainmentSeptember 18

Slice n’ dice

It was a blessed relief to play "Marvel's Wolverine" and discover . . . it’s not bad!
Hayden Meikle
Slice n’ dice
Slice n’ dice
The MixSeptember 18

Review: Two political tales just in time for an election

As you may have noticed, the next general election is not far away and hence ‘tis the time for political books to be issued while people are paying attention.
Mike Houlahan
Review: Two political tales just in time for an election
Review: Two political tales just in time for an election
The MixSeptember 18

Review: Immersive novel forces readers to confront their sanity

Will Maclean loves his ghost stories and knows exactly how to sprinkle them with the right amounts of fright, chaos and suspense.
Review: Immersive novel forces readers to confront their sanity
Review: Immersive novel forces readers to confront their sanity
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