Plenty of action in the adrenaline of the chase
Large numbers gathered in good winter weather conditions and excellent for hunting a deer, pig and pest.
New podcast helps people tell their sleep stories
New podcast helps people tell their sleep stories
When Dr Liesel Mitchell was diagnosed with a sleep condition called narcolepsy, little did she know it would provide the inspiration for helping others with their sleep.
Mum's last hope: Family appeals for help funding life-saving cancer treatment
Mum's last hope: Family appeals for help funding life-saving cancer treatment
Tracey Buist-Eastwick aged 58, is the heart of her family.
A family of seven cygnets
A family of seven cygnets
A hatchling of seven cygnets has arrived at Hawksbury Lagoon, Waikouaiti.
Waikouaiti’s Silver Silkies
Waikouaiti’s Silver Silkies
These three senior and very hardy women were out body boarding at Waikouaiti beach this morning in quite cool temperatures.
Fiordland Women’s Club celebrates 50 years
Fiordland Women’s Club celebrates 50 years
A group of 76 women gathered at Distinction Te Anau Hotel & Villas for the 50th celebratory dinner to share the many happy memories attending the celebrations
Saturday sunrise in St Clair
Saturday sunrise in St Clair
Managed to get Jed n Peep to pose long enough to get this shot.
Chain Hills tunnel
Chain Hills tunnel
It is quite hard to find good photos of the Chain Hills tunnel on line.
Contrail over Dunedin
Contrail over Dunedin
Not a flight in or out of Dunedin but a contrail from a high overhead international flight on May 24 at 4.30pm - a reminder of the fuel consumption of these big aircraft.
Reader slideshow: A Dunners Sunner
Reader slideshow: A Dunners Sunner
Otago Daily Times readers have shared their photos of an incredible sunrise in the city this morning.
Sunnyvale Sunday Soccer Sevens
Sunnyvale Sunday Soccer Sevens
A chilly start to the Sunnyvale Junior Soccer Sevens.
Graduation Day pain
Graduation Day pain
Was this a great night out or a graduation parade fail?
Caselberg Trust Poetry winner donates prize to St Brigid's School
Caselberg Trust Poetry winner donates prize to St Brigid's School
Helen Williford-Lower visited S. Brigid's School to read from her new book Fairy Lights, Bed Time Poems, and donate her Caselberg Trust Poetry Contest 1st Place prize to the school, along with...
Alexandra Shotokan Karate Club celebrates successful grading day
Alexandra Shotokan Karate Club celebrates successful grading day
The Alexandra Shotokan Karate Club celebrated a major milestone with 38 students successfully grading to their next karate ranks at the Clyde Primary School Hall.
New section of the trail showcases rolling terrain and winding streams
New section of the trail showcases rolling terrain and winding streams
The Fiordland Trails Trust celebrated the completion of another stage of the trail from the Lake Te Anau boat harbour to the boundary of the Fiordland National Park.
Te Anau support for ANZAC Day continues to be supported by young New Zealanders
Te Anau support for ANZAC Day continues to be supported by young New Zealanders
Fiordland RSA’s ANZAC Day Commemorations is always well attended year on year.
Another stunning morning in Dunedin
Another stunning morning in Dunedin
Caught this shot on the walk into work at the top of Heriot Row.
Bingo night for the Disabled community
Bingo night for the Disabled community
Enabling Love and Friendship is inviting Dunedin's disabled community to a fun-filled afternoon of Bingo Bash.
Moana Tennis Club raffle
Moana Tennis Club raffle
This has helped the club raise about $1,000 towards the maintenance of the courts.
Tragedy in South Dunedin remembered a century later
Tragedy in South Dunedin remembered a century later
In the early hours of 3 May 1926, a quiet boarding house in South Dunedin became the scene of an unthinkable tragedy.