Port Chalmers & District Lions garden fete
The Port Chalmers & District Lions as part of Dunedin Open Gardens are holding a Garden Fete on Sunday, October 21 (Labour Weekend) 11am-3pm, at the Lady Thorn Rhododendron Dell, Church Street,...
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If #MeToo want to get men onboard they need an attitude shift
If #MeToo want to get men onboard they need an attitude shift
I want to with a disclosure that I believe sexual assault is awful and I fully support victims.
Plenty of Scrutiny in End of Life Choice Bill
Plenty of Scrutiny in End of Life Choice Bill
Sir Bill English claimed at the debate in Queenstown earlier this week, that killing was okay if you had a reason and it was subject to scrutiny.
Return of The Jac
Return of The Jac
Eight-piece jazz group The Jac are set to tour New Zealand for the fourth time, and they have been busy.
Sunday lunch
Sunday lunch
Taieri Mouth stroll along beach on Sunday morning. A seal popped his head up holding a fish in his mouth.
Sunset on St Clair beach
Sunset on St Clair beach
I took this photo on St Clair beach while walking the dog. - Rhys Wilson
“How to Dad” on the skifield
“How to Dad” on the skifield
After a big day at Ohau Skifield, father Hamish Acland, of Wanaka, carries two pairs of skis, and, his son Ted Acland (4) to the car park.
Silvereye affliction
Silvereye affliction
A note to Anthony Harris from the Nature file on the silvereye growths.
Silvereye affliction not pollen
Silvereye affliction not pollen
A comment on Anthony Harris' article (ODT 1st October). I have been feeding silvereyes for many years and have noticed the same 'tumour' mentioned in your article.
On your article the Public Good
On your article the Public Good
We have the physical sciences, now the social scientists, and guess what?
A positive community the focus of Milton
A positive community the focus of Milton
In response to an identified community need, in May early morning devotional and coffee get-togethers began in Milton at the Hub as a way for us all to build community relationships and connections...
Keep your head up
Keep your head up
Just wanted to submit this photo I took on Monday in the pouring rain.
Songwriters Clinic returns to Wanaka this Labour Weekend
Songwriters Clinic returns to Wanaka this Labour Weekend
Songwriter and songwriting coach Charlotte Yates returns to Wanaka with the Freakin’ Awesome Songwriters Clinic this Labour Weekend 19- 21 October to help you make your songs seriously better.
17-year-old to walk 1400km
17-year-old to walk 1400km
There's a countdown on Dunedinite Madeleine Whittaker's noticeboard which reads, "51 days until I walk into the wild."
Winter in Spring
Winter in Spring
These were taken on 17th September in Wanaka. - Kanako King
Fiordland a sea of daffodils
Fiordland a sea of daffodils
Fiordland had daffodils in abundance for the Cancer Society’s annual appeal on 31 August, raising $7060.
Otago dentists run with heart
Otago dentists run with heart
Dentists get a bad reputation but Team Run with Heart is trying to change all that.
Helping to build fitter, healthier Pacific Forces
Helping to build fitter, healthier Pacific Forces
RNZAF Acting Warrant Officer Samantha Marra, formerly of Te Anau helped to head a first-time physical instructors training course in Fiji in May for military personnel and police from Pacific nations.
It's all about the rubbish at Brooklands
It's all about the rubbish at Brooklands
It’s all about the rubbish. There has been much talk around Brooklands Village about the demise of the single use plastic bag.
Success in national Samoan speech competition
Success in national Samoan speech competition
Two Amana Christian School College students, Lilia Solofuti and Jeanne Laban, gained 2nd and 3rd places respectively at the Annual Samoan Speech Competition held in Wellington on the 2nd and 3rd of...