Ballet skills come in handy
Ballet skills come in handy
Rebecca Murray has lost count of the number of times she has had to jete over a cat or dog during the past week.
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Standing steady
Standing steady
Metal supports have been hammered into the ground around old wooden high-voltage power poles near Ashmore St, Halfway Bush.
Highlanders make their mark
Highlanders make their mark
Enjoying an Easter egg hunt at the Dunedin Botanic Garden are (from left) Freddy Ma (7), Highlanders first-five Marty Banks and Lei Wang (5).
100 years ago: From our archives
100 years ago: From our archives
Hygiene and home nursing, cars damaged by youths and a new Anglican home
Driver flees police, continues without tyres
Driver flees police, continues without tyres
A teenage driver who fled from Dunedin police at high speed, while a passenger hung out the window and hurled bottles at officers in pursuit, continued driving after losing the car's tyres in a...
Dame Lois retiring from pharmacy game
Dame Lois retiring from pharmacy game
It started out as a way to earn a bit of spending money for the Netball World Cup in Fiji.
'Present' for Polish community
'Present' for Polish community
In a welcome "birthday present" to Dunedin's Polish community, two names recognising the city's Polish settlers will be added to Dunedin's road registry.
Talented team produce memorable performance in reinvented classic
Talented team produce memorable performance in reinvented classic
The Regent Theatre was overrun with feral felines for Dunedin's only show in the 2019 Aotearoa Tour of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Cats.
The brazen heist that rocked a city
The brazen heist that rocked a city
It was the first of its kind in Dunedin — a brazen, armed hold-up by a gunman who made off with Cadbury’s entire weekly payroll, worth $53,000.
Culture to the fore
Culture to the fore
Dunedin Tai Chi performs at the Otago Boys' High School hall yesterday morning, during the New Zealand Chinese Association cultural concert.
Stadium starts year well
Stadium starts year well
Forsyth Barr Stadium has started the year off on the right foot after hosting more than 50,000 music fans at two concerts in March.
Eggcellent today but heavy showers and hail possible tomorrow
Eggcellent today but heavy showers and hail possible tomorrow
Get outside and enjoy the sun before it's too late. Because parts of the South, including Dunedin, could be in for heavy showers and even hail tomorrow.
Rocking up to the beach made easier
Rocking up to the beach made easier
An excavator moves large, flat rocks to the base of the steps at the southern end of the Esplanade, to improve public access to St Clair Beach.
Move to ease judges' loads
Move to ease judges' loads
Southern judges will have their caseloads lightened thanks to the introduction of new judicial officers.
Bottles hurled at police during Dunedin pursuit
Bottles hurled at police during Dunedin pursuit
A teen driver who fled Dunedin police at high-speed, while a passenger hung out the window and hurled bottles at officers in pursuit, continued driving after losing the car's tyres in a crash.
Otago Uni research could change the internet with crystals
Otago Uni research could change the internet with crystals
Researchers at the University of Otago have harnessed the power of crystals in creating a "really cool energy saving device'' which can replace a "whole rack'' of power-hungry lasers and revolutionise future internet communication.
Cyclist seriously hurt in High St
Cyclist seriously hurt in High St
A cyclist has suffered serious injuries after a collision involving his bike and a car in Dunedin this morning.
Hawkins announces bid for city mayoralty
Hawkins announces bid for city mayoralty
Aaron Hawkins has joined the Dunedin mayoral race.
Customers of shifted cannabis festival 'entitled to refund'
Customers of shifted cannabis festival 'entitled to refund'
A cannabis festival cannot leave customers high and dry and must provide refunds to those who are unwilling or unable to travel to its new venue in Southland, a consumer advocacy group says.
Jesus was a sexual abuse victim: Otago academic
Jesus was a sexual abuse victim: Otago academic
Recognising Jesus as a victim of sexual abuse — in accordance with the theory of a University of Otago theologian — could have major benefits when it come to how society perceives survivors.
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