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Ornate table off to Aust
An ornate, nautical-themed table handmade by a Dunedin woman’s late husband is soon to be taken out of storage and shipped to its new life across the Ditch.
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Campus $100m over budget; ready in September
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Campus $100m over budget; ready in September
The University of Otago's redevelopment of the Christchurch Campus should finally be ready in September, more than $100 million over its original budget.
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Strategy on ballot paper highlighted by councillor
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Strategy on ballot paper highlighted by councillor
Voters in the Dunedin City Council by-election who put all their eggs in one basket by backing one candidate only may inadvertently help a candidate they do not like, a councillor has pointed out.
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Fellow breast cancer survivors sought for team
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Fellow breast cancer survivors sought for team
A Dunedin breast cancer survivor who has fallen in love with dragon boat racing wants to create a local team with others who have shared the experience.
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All yours, shark: sighting clears water at St Clair
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All yours, shark: sighting clears water at St Clair
About 100 people reportedly exited the water at Dunedin’s St Clair Beach yesterday after the alarm was sounded over a possible shark sighting.
Ups, downs of fishing, foraging part of the fun
Ups, downs of fishing, foraging part of the fun
Dunedin cousins Nick Price (left) and Harris Aupouri had a great day and not such a great day yesterday, snorkelling off Katiki Beach.
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Attempted murder charge laid
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Attempted murder charge laid
A man has been charged with attempted murder after a stabbing at a Central Dunedin home.
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Super Round in city a goal after Christchurch success
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Super Round in city a goal after Christchurch success
Three days, 10 rugby teams, five rugby matches — Christchurch’s Super Round of Super Rugby has inspired Dunedin to look at holding a Super Round here.
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Not lovin’ it: pepper spray hits police, too
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Not lovin’ it: pepper spray hits police, too
Three Dunedin police officers required first aid after getting hit with pepper spray while arresting a man outside a McDonald’s.
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Candidates’ key priorities detailed in debates
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Candidates’ key priorities detailed in debates
Voting remains open in the Dunedin City Council by-election for two more weeks. One of the key dividing lines between the 14 candidates is experience. Reporter Grant...
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Climb to soldiers’ memorial tough but hilltop view ‘absolutely beautiful’
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Climb to soldiers’ memorial tough but hilltop view ‘absolutely beautiful’
Anzac Day was a time for both reflection and exercise for participants in a Dunedin excursion.
Person critical after alleged stabbing leaves trail of blood in central Dunedin
Person critical after alleged stabbing leaves trail of blood in central Dunedin
Police are appealing to the public for information after an alleged stabbing in central Dunedin on Saturday morning left one person in a critical condition.
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Veterans advocate scolds Trump in speech
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Veterans advocate scolds Trump in speech
The chairman of a Dunedin war veterans retirement home has taken aim at Donald Trump, saying the United States president has set the world on a path similar to conditions that ignited World War 2.
Sacrifices of ‘thousands upon thousands’ recalled
Sacrifices of ‘thousands upon thousands’ recalled
Gathering at the Dunedin Cenotaph in Queens Gardens on Anzac Day provides an opportunity to remember.
Handmade yacht takes to harbour
Handmade yacht takes to harbour
The Huia opened its sails on Otago Harbour for an Anzac Day outing on Saturday.
Long Beach penguins found dead in cave
Long Beach penguins found dead in cave
A Long Beach resident had to quickly shield her toddler's eyes after they walked into a cave filled with dead penguins.
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Special jerseys honour Green Island servicemen
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Special jerseys honour Green Island servicemen
For Green Island rugby players who have green and gold running through their veins, it took a few moments to embrace having some red on their jerseys during Saturday’s game.
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Wearing medals no heavy task
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Wearing medals no heavy task
Many of Dunedin’s youngest residents are pleased as punch to get to wear their grandfathers’ and great-grandfathers’ hard-earned medals, and it was no different for 7-year-old Ronin Parker.
Taoist-infused jazz played totally in sync
Taoist-infused jazz played totally in sync
A near-capacity house gathered to hear the Taoist-infused jazz of Jake Baxendale and Waypeople on Anzac Day at Hanover Hall.
Dynamic tones abound in revue
Dynamic tones abound in revue
Dunedin RSA Choir with musical director Karen Knudsen were in excellent voice for their annual Anzac Revue in Knox Church on Saturday evening.