David Eggleton named NZ Poet Laureate on Poetry Day
Dunedin poet, writer, reviewer and former Burns Fellow David Eggleton has been appointed as the latest New Zealand Poet Laureate.
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Dunedin chef busy looking after three eateries
Dunedin chef busy looking after three eateries
Dunedin chef Greg Piner has been a very busy man the last few days, supervising a menu for around 150 guests at special event on Friday night.
Art awards showcase the region's talent
Art awards showcase the region's talent
Artworks featured in the Otago Art Society's premier art awards are currently on display at the society's rooms at the Dunedin Railway Station.
The South Today bulletin: Friday, August 23
The South Today bulletin: Friday, August 23
The South Today bulletin: Friday, August 23
Boxing parents pass skills down to next generation
Boxing parents pass skills down to next generation
Boxing has become a bit of a tradition for one Dunedin family.
Sign of the times under the hammer
Sign of the times under the hammer
A piece of Dunedin's nightlife is set to go under the hammer this weekend.
Flax gets high-tech makeover in the hands of Wanaka entrepreneurs
Flax gets high-tech makeover in the hands of Wanaka entrepreneurs
Flax is being transformed into beautiful household objects by an entrepreneurial couple living in Wanaka.
The South Today bulletin: Thursday, August 22
The South Today bulletin: Thursday, August 22
The South Today bulletin: Thursday, August 22
Sign of the times up for sale
Sign of the times up for sale
A slide of Dunedin's nightlife will go under the hammer this weekend.
Boxing family in love with the gloves
Boxing family in love with the gloves
A game of snap in the Henry household must be brutal.
Abbotsford woman those who helped 40 years ago
Abbotsford woman those who helped 40 years ago
An Abbotsford woman is finally able to thank some of the people who helped her on the night the land fell away and she fled her home.
Maritime Preservation Society pleased with progress
Maritime Preservation Society pleased with progress
A group dedicated to preserving Queenstown's maritime history is steaming ahead with its latest project.
The South Today bulletin: Wednesday, August 21
The South Today bulletin: Wednesday, August 21
The South Today bulletin: Wednesday, August 21
Dog poo dumped in school grounds
Dog poo dumped in school grounds
Dog faeces are causing a stink at St Gerard's School in Alexandra.
Harbour car plunge 'could've gone the other way'
Harbour car plunge 'could've gone the other way'
A man who drove a car into Otago Harbour swam away then evaded rescuers before being found in a hypothermic state more than an hour later, police say.
Entrepreneurial project has school pupils buzzing
Entrepreneurial project has school pupils buzzing
Waitahuna School pupils have been busy bees.
Reunion with Abbotsford heroes
Reunion with Abbotsford heroes
Finally able to thank in person two of the firefighters who saved her family after the Abbotsford landslip in Dunedin is Suzanne Emslie, together with Laurence Smith (left) and Allan Bridger.
Young engineers exceed expectations
Young engineers exceed expectations
Ashburton Intermediate School hall was a hive of activity and concentration as it hosted an EPro8 Challenge semi final.
Cromwell pupils create video in campaign against lake weed
Cromwell pupils create video in campaign against lake weed
Cromwell College pupils are adding their voices to fight against the invasive lake weed lagarosiphon in Lake Dunstan.
The South Today bulletin: Tuesday, August 20
The South Today bulletin: Tuesday, August 20
The South Today bulletin: Tuesday, August 20