Breath test for virus in works
A prototype breath analysing device which can instantly detect if a person has Covid-19 was on display in Dunedin yesterday, and could be a "game-changer" in how we live in the world with the virus.
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The South Today bulletin: Monday, November 30
The South Today bulletin: Monday, November 30
The South Today bulletin: Monday, November 30
The South Today bulletin: Friday, November 27
The South Today bulletin: Friday, November 27
The South Today bulletin: Friday, November 27
The South Today bulletin: Thursday, November 26
The South Today bulletin: Thursday, November 26
The South Today bulletin: Thursday, November 26
White ribbons speak against abuse
White ribbons speak against abuse
On average, Sophie Taele works with about 25 different Dunedin families each week, who are dealing with family violence issues.
Pupils help design trap to ensure clean water
Pupils help design trap to ensure clean water
Alexandra youngsters are thinking outside the square.
The South Today bulletin: Wednesday, November 25
The South Today bulletin: Wednesday, November 25
The South Today bulletin: Wednesday, November 25
Focus on identifying sex of skeletal remains
Focus on identifying sex of skeletal remains
Dunedin forensic anthropology researcher Jade De La Paz aims to strengthen the science used to identify crime victims and missing persons from skeletal remains.
Big welcome for motocross star Duncan
Big welcome for motocross star Duncan
Proud mum Linda Duncan welcomes home her two-time world champion motocross-riding daughter, Courtney, at Dunedin International Airport last night.
The South Today bulletin: Tuesday, November 24
The South Today bulletin: Tuesday, November 24
The South Today bulletin: Tuesday, November 24
Helicopter captain drops in at old school
Helicopter captain drops in at old school
Re-creating a memorable moment from childhood was the motivation behind a visit by a Royal New Zealand Air Force NH90 helicopter to Cromwell College yesterday.
Mayor criticises hall opponents
Mayor criticises hall opponents
A last-ditch effort to prevent the demolition of Balclutha’s memorial hall is a "kick in the teeth" for the volunteer group driving the project, officials say.
Giant Santa arrives and he’s not creepy, new owner says
Giant Santa arrives and he’s not creepy, new owner says
The new owner of the giant Auckland Santa is hoping it will eventually lose its "creepy" tag.
The South Today bulletin: Monday, November 23
The South Today bulletin: Monday, November 23
The South Today bulletin: Monday, November 23
107th A&P Show pulls in the crowds
107th A&P Show pulls in the crowds
Rain and strong winds did not put off spectators at the 107th annual West Otago A&P Society show at Tapanui.
New owner relishing change of direction
New owner relishing change of direction
Dunedin man Gary Magee has changed the way he earns a crust.
Art students put talent on display
Art students put talent on display
Otago Polytechnic's School of Art has turned into a massive art gallery, as the institution holds its annual end of year exhibition.
The South Today bulletin: Friday, November 20
The South Today bulletin: Friday, November 20
The South Today bulletin: Friday, November 20
Bid to continue after e-bike venture application fails
Bid to continue after e-bike venture application fails
Upper Clutha resident Rik Deaton is taking on the Queenstown Lakes District Council and Wanaka Community Board over his thwarted plans for a new tourist venture.
Archaeologists find six previously unknown graves
Archaeologists find six previously unknown graves
Six previously unknown graves have been discovered at Drybread Cemetery, only days into a month-long archaeology research project.