The jet service that helped Queenstown soar
'Game-changer': The jet service that helped Queenstown soar
Air New Zealand is today celebrating the 30th anniversary of an absolute game-changer for Queenstown.
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Pink Ribbons hit the street
Pink Ribbons hit the street
Volunteer collectors dressed in bright pink were on the streets around Dunedin on Friday, as part of the Breast Cancer Foundation NZ's annual street appeal.
Escea launch holographic fireplace range
Escea launch holographic fireplace range
Technology once used to bring Tupac Shakur and Michael Jackson back from the dead is now being used to bring warmth and comfort to Dunedin homes.
Lake Hayes perfect backdrop for Porsche display
Lake Hayes perfect backdrop for Porsche display
About 35 gleaming Porsches - together with their proud owners - parked up alongside Lakes Hayes last Saturday morning, as part of the annual Southern Weekend of the Year event.
‘Awesome to see’ train back on track
‘Awesome to see’ train back on track
As the Dunedin Railways Taieri Gorge to Pukerangi train trip returned for the first time since before the Covid pandemic, reporter and videographer Jack Ward captured...
Wānaka's new after-hours medical centre opens
Wānaka's new after-hours medical centre opens
Central Otago health leaders celebrated the opening of Wānaka’s new overnight acute services on Monday.
Principal 'chuffed' with Kaikorai's new 'risky' playground
Principal 'chuffed' with Kaikorai's new 'risky' playground
There were no back-to-school blues at Kaikorai Primary School as pupils flocked to try out their long-awaited playground.
Yachties sail forth in season’s opening day regatta
Yachties sail forth in season’s opening day regatta
Sailors took to Otago Harbour yesterday as the summer yachting season swung into sail.
Finals a pipe dream come true
Making it to finals a pipe dream come true
A Dunedin plumber will be the only woman putting on a tool belt when she competes in the Young Plumber of the Year final.
Train trip to Pukerangi back in business
Train trip to Pukerangi back in business
After a four-year absence, the Pukerangi train is back on track, with hopes it could help drive Dunedin’s tourist economy.
Larnach Castle role a ‘fantastic opportunity’
Larnach Castle role a ‘fantastic opportunity’
Larnach Castle’s new general manager says he could not be more excited to be a part of the rich history that comes with the role.
Competition finally comes to fruition
Competition finally comes to fruition
After years of planning, Queenstown finally hosted its first Highland dancing competition on Saturday.
Fundraising trifecta at The Hills
Fundraising trifecta at The Hills
Arrowtown's The Hills is pulling out all stops to support child health research charity Cure Kids next month.
Robertson keen to grow uni’s revenue
Robertson keen to grow uni’s revenue
University of Otago vice-chancellor Grant Robertson says his first 100 days in the job have been a bit of a whirlwind.
Parishes work on creating a space for all
Parishes work on creating a space for all
A place for everyone to come together is in the works.
Connecting, healing focus of programme
Connecting, healing focus of programme
A free haircut and a fleet-footed game recently attracted local teenagers to the Rangatahi Zone at Bluff School.
Mechanic lifting lid on car maintenance
Mechanic lifts lid on car maintenance for women
Christchurch mechanic Melissa Hannan gives women a crash course on what's happening underneath the bonnet, helping them to be more confident about their cars.
Chantecler gardens’ last hurrah at weekend
Chantecler gardens’ last hurrah at weekend
One of Queenstown’s most spectacular gardens has hosted its final open weekend.
Public invited to ‘Move for MS’ fun day
Public invited to ‘Move for MS’ fun day
MS Otago is inviting local people of all ages and abilities to put their best foot forward during a day of family fun at Wingatui Race Course this Sunday.
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