Time is the essence for Te Anau Enduro
Te Anau Enduro an annual event was held for the third time last weekend, with a total prize pool of over $6000.
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Te Anau Autumn Flower Show celebrates 50 years
Te Anau Autumn Flower Show celebrates 50 years
Te Anau District Autumn Flower Show celebrates 50 years on 15/16 March at the Fiordland Community Events Centre.
Incredible clouds at Lake Hawea today
Incredible clouds at Lake Hawea today
Roses recognise Dunedin’s female lifeguards
Roses recognise Dunedin’s female lifeguards
A group of Dunedin women marked International Women’s Day by awarding bouquets to a bunch of Otago’s female lifeguards.
Luxury helicopter joins fleet
Luxury helicopter joins fleet
A new Airbus EC135 P2+ has been added to the fleet at Glacier Southern Lakes Helicopters.
Highest award presented to seven Te Anau Scouts
Highest award presented to seven Te Anau Scouts
Seven deserving Te Anau Venturers of Scouting Te Anau group were presented with their Queen’s Scout Awards at a ceremony last month.
From rehab to raw comedy
From rehab to raw comedy
After spending his adult life battling severe alcoholism, Aaron Jelley spent early 2017 in rehab, and the rest of the year making a firm impression in Christchurch’s comedy landscape.
Rodeo. Yes or No?
Rodeo. Yes or No?
The government has come out and said it will not be banning rodeo in New Zealand.
Pre-season football at Forrester
Pre-season football at Forrester
National league is almost over, but club sides are preparing for the Otago Daily Times Football Premier League, and the new South Island League. This could be a great year. - Rab Smith
Fun for Te Anau scouts on mudslide
Fun for Te Anau scouts on mudslide
The excitement and anticipation of the slide to the bottom of the water/mudslide, showed on their faces, from over 100 scouts and kids from the community.
Fog engulfs city again
Fog engulfs city again
Cars travelling up and down High St this morning (Sunday). - Ben Pearse
Sheer joy
Sheer joy
Misty morning at Long Beach. - Karen
14-hour photography session captures Kiwi kids
14-hour photography session captures Kiwi kids
From the crack of dawn to the sun setting over St Kilda beach, Dunedin photographer Jemma shadowed this family and captured the essence of what it's like to grow up as a Kiwi kid.
Queen Mary 2 departure
Queen Mary 2 departure
Queen Mary 2 shortly after departing Port Chalmers on February 28.
South of France affected by the Beast from the East
South of France affected by the Beast from the East
Living on an old Dutch barge on the Canal du Midi, the weather is supposed to be milder with 300 days of sunshine per year, we rely on solar power.
Trip to sound?? Doubtful!
Trip to sound?? Doubtful!
Our journey began with a hotel pick up at 7:05 am. My friend and I were on the first bus that was trapped en route to the Sound.
Gary Starlight comes to Dunedin Fringe
Gary Starlight comes to Dunedin Fringe
Veteran improviser Jeff Clark brings his alter-ego “Gary Starlight” to the 2018 Dunedin Fringe, with his one-man musical comedy show, An Evening with Gary Starlight, in the central venue of the Emerson’s Fringe Club.
O Week colour
O Week colour
Today, Saturday 24th Feb, at 2:15pm a big group of varsity students walked/ran down Baldwin St in various colourful outfits. - Grace Blackie
Sunrise from Ravensbourne
Sunrise from Ravensbourne
It was nice to wake up to the sun this morning after the last week of clouds and rain. - Alison Crossan
The kind of place we like to visit
The kind of place we like to visit
As a foreign tour guide who brings groups of tourists to visit New Zealand, I like to stop in Oamaru for its unique buildings and its passionate people who keep the singular, quirky, authentic...