We’re still subsidising emissions
We’re still subsidising emissions
Farmers should be supported to take climate action, not shielded from it, Sean Connelly writes.
Life & Style
New life for felled tree
New life for felled tree
A long-anticipated sculpture, created by artist Tavita Faafoi, was unveiled in the grounds of Olveston Historic Home earlier this month.
Abundance of white bloomers
Abundance of white bloomers
Aotearoa New Zealand is renowned for having an exceptionally high proportion of white-flowering plant species.
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Epic new epoch
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Epic new epoch
Four young Dunedin bands are drawing on the city’s rock ’n’ roll heritage to create new possibilities, Tom McKinlay writes.
Sense of belonging grows
Sense of belonging grows
Writer Santiago Bonhomme searches out the poetry in the landscape of the Maniototo on a short trip with his family.
Outstanding architecture
Outstanding architecture
Twenty-seven projects, ranging in scale from a small house to a multi-level carpark building, have been recognised in the 2026 southern architecture awards in Dunedin.
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Feijoa and lime no-churn ice cream
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Feijoa and lime no-churn ice cream
There’s a short window where feijoas are at their best, soft, fragrant and impossible to ignore.
Rice at heart of the table
Rice at heart of the table
In Malaysia most households have rice daily, for breakfast, lunch and/or dinner.
Glaze of glory
Glaze of glory
Nigel Slater whips up some grilled chicken thighs to help us forget those cooling temperatures for a while.
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Amazing variety should not be overlooked
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Amazing variety should not be overlooked
Riesling can be bone dry, lusciously honeyed and sweet, and everything in between.
The universe we don’t see
The universe we don’t see
The night sky we share online is not quite the one we actually stand beneath.
The genius of metal
The genius of metal
Sometimes we can take technological breakthroughs by genius ancestors for granted.
Searching for vintage treasure
Searching for vintage treasure
Hundreds turned out to hunt for clothing treasures at the be-loved Vintage and Pre-Loved Market at the weekend.
Fungus behind growths that can fell trees
Fungus behind growths that can fell trees
An Acacia dealbata branch bearing large, brown, lobed, and inflated galls on the mature seed pods was brought to the museum for identification.
Seaweed washes up at museum
Seaweed washes up at museum
Mystery surrounds the origin of a seaweed collection at Tūhura Otago Museum, writes On Le Lau.
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Recreating an idyllic lifestyle
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Recreating an idyllic lifestyle
Life is sweet on this Dunedin berry farm. Kim Dungey pays a visit.
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Heart and belly fillers
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Heart and belly fillers
Jo Elvin shares some winter recipes from her pop-up lunches at Bannockburn’s Desert Heart vineyard with owner Jane Gill.
Food, fashion and floating
Food, fashion and floating
Alex Hannagan relishes quiet luxury in Melbourne and on the high seas with a touch of “wow” fashion on the side.
Boosting the population
Boosting the population
At the botanic garden propagation building over the past few years there’s been some amazing work by propagators Kat Lord, Alice Lloyd-Fitt and their trainees.
Your garden
Your garden
What to do in your garden this week.
