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Taking steps to spark conversation
Most people dress down to run but Jamie Harris chose the other end of the spectrum yesterday.
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Canine capers at club’s event a ‘blast’
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Canine capers at club’s event a ‘blast’
All dogs are good agility dogs — that was the message of the Otago Canine Training Club’s 60th anniversary weekend.
Long-haired Lunacorn a winner
Long-haired Lunacorn a winner
Vicki Walls, of Rangiora, holds the supreme winner of the long-haired section of yesterday’s Southern Cross All Breeds Cat Show in Mosgiel — Lunacorn (Vladimir Leprechauns Craic).
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Bodybuilders get flexing in show of self-discipline, effort
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Bodybuilders get flexing in show of self-discipline, effort
Bodybuilders from all over the country put on their best flex at Taieri College on Saturday.
Car flipped during crash
Car flipped during crash
Firefighters work at the scene of a two-car crash in South Dunedin yesterday morning in which a car flipped on to its roof.
Cramp put aside to win open men’s
Cramp put aside to win open men’s
Nelson runner Clinton Manderson overcame nagging cramp to win the open men’s title of the Dunedin Marathon yesterday in a reversal of results from last year.
Car lands on roof in Sth Dunedin crash
Car lands on roof in Sth Dunedin crash
A car flipped on to its roof in a two-vehicle crash in South Dunedin this morning.
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Converting all-day space to 35 1-hour parks backed
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Converting all-day space to 35 1-hour parks backed
Quicker turnover of carparks is set to come to a busy shopping area in South Dunedin, pleasing key business operators and worrying some workers.
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Black Friday proved to be all white in the South
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Black Friday proved to be all white in the South
Schools and roads closed, power was off for thousands and a skifield shut due to avalanche risk after a snowstorm swept across parts of the South yesterday.
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Protest claims exploitation at Dunedin strip club
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Protest claims exploitation at Dunedin strip club
A former stripper took her protest and her pole to Dunedin streets yesterday.
Otago Polytechnic graduation
Otago Polytechnic graduation
Nearly 230 people graduated in a range of subjects from Otago Polytechnic yesterday.
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Farming in focus at Clash of Colleges
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Farming in focus at Clash of Colleges
About 100 students from Otago and Southland schools travelled to Balclutha to compete in a farming clash yesterday.
Spring snow day brings fun for some
Spring snow day brings fun for some
A big dump of spring snow caused major disruptions in the South today, but for some people it was an opportunity to get out and enjoy some cool times.
Watch: Otago Polytechnic graduation parade
Watch: Otago Polytechnic graduation parade
Nearly 230 people are graduating in a range of subjects from Otago Polytechnic today.
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Team argues their way to a top season
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Team argues their way to a top season
It turns out mindfulness at school is a good thing.
A sweet day out: beethere!
A sweet day out: beethere!
To beekeep, or not to beekeep — that is the question.
Teaching values on and off court
Teaching values on and off court
Using basketball to teach good values was the kaupapa (reason) for the ILT Secondary Schools 3x3 Basketball Tournament held at ILT Stadium Southland last Friday.
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Shiny new ship makes its Dunedin debut
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Shiny new ship makes its Dunedin debut
Bulk carrier Norse Innoshima docks at Port Otago’s Ravensbourne fertiliser pier yesterday.
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Hair today, wig tomorrow: Adriana’s effort a cut above
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Hair today, wig tomorrow: Adriana’s effort a cut above
Imagine your first haircut in front of a crowd, thousands of dollars being raised and your hair being kept to be made into wigs.
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Surveyors ‘unpick the lock’ to reveal road’s real status
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Surveyors ‘unpick the lock’ to reveal road’s real status
The legal status of a significant Dunedin road has been unlocked with the help of land deeds found stuffed in a museum wall.