Freddie fundraiser for footy club
Prior to Covid 19, Dunedin man Steve Larkins had a successful career performing around the world, singing the songs of the late rock icon Freddie Mercury.
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The South Today bulletin: Friday, April 9
The South Today bulletin: Friday, April 9
The South Today bulletin: Friday, April 9
The South Today bulletin: Wednesday, April 7
The South Today bulletin: Wednesday, April 7
The South Today bulletin: Wednesday, April 7
The South Today bulletin: Tuesday, April 6
The South Today bulletin: Tuesday, April 6
The South Today bulletin: Tuesday, April 6
Scottish country dancing school ‘exceeded expectations’
Scottish country dancing school ‘exceeded expectations’
Fun, fitness and friendship were the order of the day in Milton yesterday morning, as the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society South Island Easter School drew to a close.
Club’s first meeting place returns for 50th
Club’s first meeting place returns for 50th
Memories came flooding back for Elaine Scott as she viewed the car in which the first meeting of the Cobra Rod and Custom Car Club was held.
Support from around NZ for biggest show
Support from around NZ for biggest show
Twenty thousand wheels, a 24,000-strong crowd across three days, all contained on 24ha — this year’s Wheels at Wanaka was big on scope and outcome.
Mystery bunny visits again
Mystery bunny visits again
The mystery surrounding the Kakanui Easter bunny lives on.
Chilling weather fails to dampen procession
Chilling weather fails to dampen procession
More than 50 members of four Queenstown churches shrugged off rain and wind to take part in a multi-denominational Easter Walk of the Cross yesterday.
Machines of yesteryear get a chance to shine to thousands
Machines of yesteryear get a chance to shine to thousands
There was a lot of earth moving in Wanaka yesterday, but it was not due to earthquakes.
Making climate change compelling aim of lesson
Making climate change compelling aim of lesson
The challenge of making climate change compelling was the focus of an experiment at Dunstan High School last week.
The South Today bulletin: Thursday, April 1
The South Today bulletin: Thursday, April 1
The South Today bulletin: Thursday, April 1
Land Rover hero to lead big parade
Land Rover hero to lead big parade
Preparations for the second Wheels at Wanaka event move into top gear today as vintage and classic vehicle enthusiasts converge for this weekend's extravaganza.
The South Today bulletin: Wednesday, March 31
The South Today bulletin: Wednesday, March 31
The South Today bulletin: Wednesday, March 31
Bumper crowds flock to field days
Bumper crowds flock to field days
Record crowds last week visited the South Island Agricultural Field Days at Kirwee.
The South Today bulletin: Tuesday, March 30
The South Today bulletin: Tuesday, March 30
The South Today bulletin: Tuesday, March 30
The South Today bulletin: Monday, March 29
The South Today bulletin: Monday, March 29
The South Today bulletin: Monday, March 29
Legend swim attracts a crowd
Legend swim attracts a crowd
More than 170 people braved the cool waters of Lake Wakatipu — some without wetsuits — in the inaugural Wakatipu Legend swimming event in Queenstown on Saturday.
‘The burn’s real’ in firefighters’ commemorative march
‘The burn’s real’ in firefighters’ commemorative march
The Auckland Sky Tower may be better known for its annual firefighter stair climb, but Queenstown Hill’s version goes 70m higher.
‘Awesome turn out’ for celebration of South Dunedin
‘Awesome turn out’ for celebration of South Dunedin
From hip-hop dancers to wheelchair rugby players, the diversity of South Dunedin was on display as hundreds of people crowded King Edward St for the 2021 South Dunedin Street Festival on Saturday.