Young adventurers in Wakatipu basin
Mates James Burnell (12) and Dylan Hazell (13) took these photos of themselves out and about enjoying the surrounds of the Wakatipu basin recently.
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Badminton reunion
Badminton reunion
We’re about to celebrate our 43rd reunion for this who played at the Green Island Civic Hall.
Fiordland Players presenting Rural Variety Show
Fiordland Players presenting Rural Variety Show
Fiordland Players present their annual performance with a new concept.
Inaugural Meridian Hydro Half Marathon
Inaugural Meridian Hydro Half Marathon
On August 24, Te Anau hosts the inaugural Meridian Hydro Half Marathon.
Getting to know cricket again
Getting to know cricket again
Love is in the air in my household. The love of cricket that is. It made a reappearance after that stupendous World Cup Cricket final which kept countless Kiwis up all night and left us crying into...
Baldwin Street
Baldwin Street
I will always remember Baldwin Street as the steepest one.
The steepest Street in the world?
The steepest Street in the world?
Hello to you all in New Zealand.
Drone training comes to Dunedin
Drone training comes to Dunedin
By popular demand Aviation Safety Management Systems Ltd is returning to Dunedin in August.
Transport woes
Transport woes
Just read your lead story in Thursday's paper quoting Richard Saunders of the council’s transport group.
Top Dog Film Festival, Dunedin date
Top Dog Film Festival, Dunedin date
After a paw-some sell-out first year, the Top Dog Film Festival NZ Tour is returning to Dunedin for one show only on Monday, August 26 at 6pm.
Baldwin Street
Baldwin Street
BALDWIN STREET
Partial lunar eclipse
Partial lunar eclipse
The partially eclipsed moon setting over Lawyers Head shortly after eight this morning, about 10 minutes after commencing its trip through Earth's umbral (central) shadow.
Destination St Clair
Destination St Clair
Panoramic photo taken of sunrise at St Clair this morning.
Graffiti removal campaign
Graffiti removal campaign
ASEZ conducted a Graffiti Removal Campaign as part of the 'Mother’s Street' environmental cleanup campaign for the Crime Prevention Project 'Reduce Crime Together' at the Leith Walk in...
Dunedin dawn
Dunedin dawn
Dawn on June 28 near Broad Bay in Dunedin. - Bryce Watt Photography
Kindness reached Dunedin Children's Ward
Kindness reached Dunedin Children's Ward
The number of children being sedated for an MRI could be reduced thanks to a donation of a pair of MRI glasses donated to the Dunedin Hospital Children’s Ward.
Plungers take to icy waters
Plungers take to icy waters
The 10th Te Anau School annual Polar Plunge was celebrated with over 300 people who gathered to watch and support over 80 plungers take to the chilly waters of Lake Te Anau at Te Anau Boat Harbour.
Ghana Feel Choir in Dunedin
Ghana Feel Choir in Dunedin
Dunedin is about to be a part of this is a new and exciting experience led by Odai Nmai and supported by Christchurch musician Maganui Stewart.
Ignoring the evidence?
Ignoring the evidence?
Opinion – “Maybe WorkSafe NZ and ACC are hoping that the “2019 Wellness budget” will enable them to ignore the evidence?
Depression, suicide, marijuana
Depression, suicide, marijuana
How is it that the so-called ‘independent’ NZ Drug Foundation, dominantly coalition government (taxpayer) funded to the tune of more than $1.5 million p.a., champions decriminalisation of marijuana?