Eco echo: music to meet conservation
Eco echo: music to meet conservation
A new event aims to hit the right note for conservation.
Toots to return
Toots to return
After a hugely successful Pleasant Point debut last year, the Hato Hone St John crew — in partnership with Fire and Emergency New Zealand and the Pleasant Point Lions Club — are bringing back Toot...
Endangered birds shown fighting for survival
Endangered birds shown fighting for survival
If there was ever an episode of Love Island for birds, it might be set in the Mackenzie Basin.
Concert to round up year of work
Concert to round up year of work
A concert this weekend aims to celebrate a year of learning.
Keeping fit a lifetime’s work
Keeping fit a lifetime’s work
After placing first in an international rowing competition, 70-year-old Allan Hallberg has no plans to slow down.
Pupils work as team to propel dragon boat
Pupils work as team to propel dragon boat
Mount Aspiring College pupils have shown how well they can pull together as a team.
Phew! What a scorcher
Phew! What a scorcher
A "three-pronged attack of warmth" made Dunedin the hottest place in NZ yesterday and it's another very warm one today.
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Meat worker carves out place in history
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Meat worker carves out place in history
Eighty-year-old Ken McLeod has carved out a place in the record books after 64 years as a freezing worker.
Fund to assist ski guide’s family
Fund to assist ski guide’s family
Friends are rallying to support the wife and young children of Wānaka mountain guide Thomas Vialletet, who died in a fall on Aoraki/Mt Cook.
Local health treatments could save medical trips
Local health treatments could save medical trips
Central Otago residents have been told a proposal to shift care out of hospitals and into communities could save as many as 60,000 trips people make to access care in the cities.
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