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Dunedin adds security body scanners for domestic flights

Dunedin adds security body scanners for domestic flights

Dunedin Airport has become the first in the country to use body scanners for domestic passengers.

Cold no damper for partying students

Cold no damper for partying students

It's not every day a young bloke gets to parade around wearing woman's underwear outdoors.

Hyde St's 'ugly stepsister' winds down

Police and ambulance crews were kept busy today as the Agnew St party, dubbed "Hyde St's ugly stepsister", kicked off in the student quarter.

Milking it: Tapping into coffee culture

Young Dunedin entrepreneurs Jo Mohan and Luka Licul are launching their new milk dispensing...

Milking it: Tapping into coffee culture

Two young Dunedin entrepreneurs are tapping into the nation's coffee culture.

Students on clean-up duty

OUSA president James Heath (left) and education officer Will Dreyer prepare to join busloads of...

Students on clean-up duty

Students from the University of Otago are answering the call to join a final, mammoth cleanup effort after a massive landfill spill near Fox Glacier.

Huge Hakataramea Valley fire now under control

A large vegetation fire which scorched an estimated 1000ha of matagouri, scrub and grass in the Hakataramea Valley is now largely under control.

Fire crews arrest big blaze near Kurow

A vegetation fire jumps Meyers Pass Rd in the South Canterbury high country yesterday afternoon....

Fire crews arrest big blaze near Kurow

An estimated 1000ha vegetation fire scorched South Canterbury's high country yesterday.

In a garden of earthly delights

In a garden of earthly delights

Hocken Collections head curator pictorial collections Robyn Notman reflects on a plaster bust from 1975 depicting a Neanderthal man, at "A Garden of Earthly Delights", which has been the most...

Searching for inspirational stories

It can be pretty tough to find beauty in the world sometimes.

Cameron exhibition logistics challenged museum staff

The "James Cameron: Challenging the Deep" exhibition continues to draw crowds to Otago Museum.

'Journeys' hope to inspire young women

Two Central Otago women have begun a venture aimed at encouraging young women into the great outdoors.

The South Today bulletin: Thursday, July 8

Rugby Chat talks schools competition

Rugby Chat with Paul Dwyer

This week, Paul Dwyer talks with Murray Munro, deputy chair of Otago secondary schools rugby, and Craig Cumming, director of sport for Otago Boys' High School.

Queenstown council puts brake on airports

The Queenstown Lakes District Council is applying the brakes to future development of Queenstown and Wanaka's airports - for now.

Raid, arrest part of NZ bust

Armed police search a car in Clyde St, Dunedin, yesterday, part of a major national anti...

Raid, arrest part of NZ bust

A Dunedin property was raided by police as part of a major national drug operation yesterday morning which netted a treasure trove of luxury goods, a massive haul of cash and 10 arrests.