Stampede still manages win
An end-of-period brawl last week left the Stampede short of players for its match against the Canterbury Red Devils last night, but it still managed to beat the visiting team 13-7.
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Dunedin given chance to dance with the stars
Dunedin given chance to dance with the stars
A lucky few Dunedin enthusiasts are set to get a lesson in the art of dance from two of its top purveyors.
Academy step up for co-driver
Academy step up for co-driver
When Nikita Gibson was young her family would joke their sluggish Fiat Bambina would be the car she finally got to drive. Now she is having the last laugh.
Apply for development cash, Southland told
Apply for development cash, Southland told
The money is there waiting - hurry up and get your applications in.
Technology improving food, visiting professor says
Technology improving food, visiting professor says
The New Zealand food processing industry and consumers can gain ''win-win'' benefits, through using the right technologies to make food ''safer and healthier'', Marc Hendrickx says.
Cowboy shooter takes on the best
Cowboy shooter takes on the best
When Charles Innes, aka the Lindis Ranger, gave up rodeo several years ago he was keen to take up a sport in which he could still wear his cowboy boots and hat.
Humanitarian programme is sweet-as
Humanitarian programme is sweet-as
Te reo teacher Harlam Uchiha shows a group of young humanitarians, half of whom are former refugees, some Kiwi mannerisms yesterday.
Minister says Govt 'open to the conversation' about funding infrastructure
Minister says Govt 'open to the conversation' about funding infrastructure
The Minister of Finance was yesterday urged to move quickly to find solutions for some of the issues facing Queenstown.
Dunedin rubbish surprises
Dunedin rubbish surprises
Not just the amount, but the type of rubbish people leave lying around public places in Dunedin is surprising, an artist who wants to get people talking about trash says.
Rested Smith raring to play
Rested Smith raring to play
Well rested and itching for battle, Aaron Smith is like a cat on a hot tin roof.
Airport modifying noise plan
Airport modifying noise plan
Queenstown Airport has announced plans to significantly expand its noise boundaries into large residential areas and almost double the aircraft movements the present boundaries allow, by 2045.
'I was born like this'
'I was born like this'
US rapper Kendrick Lamar began his concert with a bang last night, a pyrotechnic explosion sending 16,000 fans crazy as he took to the stage.
Lamar kicks off with a bang in Dunedin
Lamar kicks off with a bang in Dunedin
Kendrick Lamar started his Dunedin show with a bang tonight, kicking off with a pyrotechnic explosIon that sent the 16,000 fans crazy.
Replacement hall design, funding on track
Replacement hall design, funding on track
A new community hall looks to be on the way for Luggate, to replace the building that was closed last year after being deemed an earthquake risk.
Rebel allowed to travel to Australia, Japan on bail
Rebel allowed to travel to Australia, Japan on bail
A Melbourne Rebels rugby star has been barred from contacting the team-mate he allegedly assaulted.
Work to join cycleways begins
Work to join Dunedin, Port Chalmers cycleways begins
Work has begun on a seven million dollar connection that will eventually link the city and Port Chalmers.
Southland pupils tell stories through art
Southland pupils tell stories through art
Southland youth have been using different mediums of art to tell the stories of their history and culture.
Young spies training in Kaiapoi
Young spies training in Kaiapoi
More than 100 children from the Greater Christchurch area have signed up for spy training at Kaiapoi.
Climate change impact on marine snails
Climate change impact on marine snails
The International Science Festival continues this week in Dunedin.
Rotarians about to rebuild treehouse
Rotarians about to rebuild treehouse
By the end of today at least one treehouse in Mosgiel will keeping building inspectors happy.