Celebrations for centenary sweet
Cod liver oil — and the occasional toffee — might just be the secret to a long and happy life, if recently minted Kākā Point centenarian Rona Williamson is anything to go by.
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Bloodied carcass on show as tensions escalate
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Bloodied carcass on show as tensions escalate
Pig carcasses and dog excrement are among apparent Mafia-style tactics being used to intimidate residents of a remote Otago village, as tensions between neighbours heighten.
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Big opposition to joint water CCO
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Big opposition to joint water CCO
A sample of submissions for a joint local government water initiative suggests officials may have a fight on their hands.
A life in letters
A life in letters
In recent months Dunedin’s Neville Peat has received major recognition for half a century of writing about the southern environment.
Ginners are winners
Ginners are winners
Having won Best in Show at last year’s Junipers Awards, Rakiura Distilling is going from strength to (Navy) strength.
'He's a force': Remembering Peter Jefferies
'He's a force': Remembering Peter Jefferies
Andrew Schmidt’s The Other Side of Reason is the long-awaited biography of musician Peter Jefferies.
When Dunedin band reigned supreme in NZ pop music
When Dunedin band reigned supreme in NZ pop music
Dunedin’s Netherworld Dancing Toys became the country’s top band with the release of Painted Years in 1985.
