The South Today bulletin: Friday, September 18
The South Today bulletin: Friday, September 18
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Legend focus of carving
Legend focus of carving
An important aspect of Maori heritage is its intricate and detailed carvings.
The South Today bulletin: Thursday, September 17
The South Today bulletin: Thursday, September 17
The South Today bulletin: Thursday, September 17
The nation just has to cope, Parker insists
The nation just has to cope, Parker insists
Industries reliant on migrant skilled workers say training New Zealanders to do the work instead is good, but it will not help them this season.
Library thrills to kapa haka
Library thrills to kapa haka
The Invercargill library yesterday was filled with the mana of Waverley Park School’s kapa haka.
The South Today bulletin: Wednesday, September 16
The South Today bulletin: Wednesday, September 16
The South Today bulletin: Wednesday, September 16
Taonga hunt to get more familiar with te reo
Taonga hunt to get more familiar with te reo
Solving the te reo Maori clues during the Otago Polytechnic’s treasure hunt to find the taonga, for Te Wiki o te Reo Maori (Maori Language Week), yesterday are Performance Excellence team members ...
Youth 'invasions' spur parental camping rules
Youth 'invasions' spur parental camping rules
Teenagers planning on camping at Albert Town this summer will have to bring their parents.
Whare! Whare! Bingo with a kiwi twist
Whare! Whare! Bingo with a kiwi twist
Waitaki District Libraries kairuruku o tikangarua Lisa Potaka Ross calls out te reo Maori words at bingo/whare whare yesterday. Ms Ross created the activity to allow people of all ages to come and...
The South Today bulletin: Tuesday, September 15
The South Today bulletin: Tuesday, September 15
The South Today bulletin: Tuesday, September 15
Testing targets tourism workers
Testing targets tourism workers
A Covid-19 pop-up testing site operating on Queenstown’s Village Green this week is targeting workers who have daily interactions with visitors.
Where’s Sam Neill when you need him?
Where’s Sam Neill when you need him?
University of Otago health science student Georgia Harrold admires a dinosaur mural being painted by artist Bruce Mahalski, in Dunedin, yesterday.
The South Today bulletin: Monday, September 14
The South Today bulletin: Monday, September 14
The South Today bulletin: Monday, September 14
Lake Hawea woman turning old furniture into new
Lake Hawea woman turning old furniture into new
As the Government aims to move away from a ‘‘throwaway culture’’ to a circular economy that encourages a ‘‘make, use and return’’ approach, some are embracing a fix and repair philosophy instead of...
Economic recovery, housing hot topics
Economic recovery, housing hot topics
Taieri general election candidates addressed a full house in Balclutha on Thursday night.
Live from isolation: Former Dunedin musician's hotel room gig
Live from isolation: Former Dunedin musician's hotel room gig
The Covid-19 pandemic means award-winning singer/songwriter Matt Joe Gow won't be gracing the stage anytime soon, though he's found a way to still entertain his fans from managed isolation.
The South Today bulletin: Friday, September 11
The South Today bulletin: Friday, September 11
The South Today bulletin: Friday, September 11
The South Today bulletin: Thursday, September 10
The South Today bulletin: Thursday, September 10
The South Today bulletin: Thursday, September 10
The South Today bulletin: Wednesday, September 9
The South Today bulletin: Wednesday, September 9
The South Today bulletin: Wednesday, September 9
The South Today bulletin: Tuesday, September 8
The South Today bulletin: Tuesday, September 8
The South Today bulletin: Tuesday, September 8