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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.
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Depiction of Alzheimer’s experience handled well
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Depiction of Alzheimer’s experience handled well
Bothered & BewilderedGlobe Theatre Thursday, September 12 Bothered & Bewildered tackles a difficult topic with care, poise and a dash of humour.
On song ...
On song ...
ODT Southern Aria finalists perform in the preliminary heats of the Dunedin Performing Arts and Competitions Society’s senior vocal festival at the Regent Theatre in Dunedin last night.
Otago Polytechnic graduation
Otago Polytechnic graduation
Nearly 230 people graduated in a range of subjects from Otago Polytechnic yesterday.
Artwork of note
Artwork of note
A mural, painted by Spanish artist Sfhir depicting a woman playing the cello, has been voted the "Street Art Cities" Best Mural in the World 2023.
Colleges clash at Telford in Agri Futures competition
Colleges clash at Telford in Agri Futures competition
About 100 students from Otago and Southland schools travelled to Balclutha to compete in a farming clash yesterday.
Woman sets hand in concrete as Melbourne protest continues
Woman sets hand in concrete as Melbourne protest continues
A woman set her arm in concrete in a parked car a bid to disrupt traffic during a protest against a controversial weapons in Melbourne.
Global honour for country's youngest MP
Global honour for country's youngest MP
The country's youngest MP - Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke from Te Pāti Māori - has been recognised internationally for her work in politics.
Truck driver in close call on Christchurch hill
Truck driver in close call on Christchurch hill
A truck driver had a close call when his vehicle came within metres of plummeting off the side of a Christchurch hill.
Govt announces policy directive on 'need, not race'
Govt announces policy directive on 'need, not race'
Cabinet has issued a new directive to create a "colourblind" public service that focuses solely on need, not race, and doesn't prioritise Māori businesses when awarding government contracts.
Rāhui after 'tragic' death on skifield
Rāhui after 'tragic' death on North Island skifield
A rāhui is in place after the death of a man in a skiing incident at Mt Ruapehu's Tūroa skifield in the North Island.
Wheel brace killer 'wanted to be the hero'
Warrington wheel brace killer 'wanted to be the hero'
A Dunedin murderer says he beat a man to death with a wheel brace because of his “righteous anger”.
National success for Otago secondary school weightlifters
National success for Otago secondary school weightlifters
The National Secondary School Weightlifting Championships saw young talent from across New Zealand meet at the Kolmar Papatoetoe Sports Centre. Three lifters from Otago Weightlifting in Dunedin...
Alexandra snowgirl excited about Blossom Festival!
Alexandra snowgirl excited about Blossom Festival!
Alexandra spring snow on 13th September.
Hopes new airport runway will be big boost for Melbourne
Hopes new airport runway will be big boost for Melbourne
A third runway at Melbourne Airport has been given the long-awaited green light in a move hoped to pump billions into Victoria's economy.
From The Archives: Queenstown & Central
#FromTheArchives: Queenstown & Central
Since 1861, the Otago Daily Times has been dedicated to reporting on and supporting the South. Discover some of the memorable moments we've captured over the years in our #FromTheArchives series....
Pauline Hanna had increased suicide risk, Polkinghorne trial told
Pauline Hanna had increased suicide risk, Polkinghorne trial told
Pauline Hanna had an increased risk of suicide leading up to her death, a psychiatrist says.
Police seek vehicles over beach homicide
Police seek vehicles over beach homicide
Police investigating a potential Northland homicide want to hear from anyone who might have seen either of two vehicles linked to the case.
Labour MP diagnosed with breast cancer
Labour MP diagnosed with breast cancer
Labour MP Lemauga Lydia Sosene has been diagnosed with breast cancer and will take medical leave from Parliament next week.
Anti-mandate campaigner on hunger strike
Anti-mandate campaigner on hunger strike
A Northland anti-mandate activist has dragged out his court case for more than two years, now pushing his defiance to the brink with a 60-day hunger strike behind bars.