University of Otago graduation
Hundreds of University of Otago graduands paraded down George St towards the Dunedin Town Hall yesterday, where they received degrees and diplomas in arts, music, theology and...
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Slideshow: University of Otago graduation
Slideshow: University of Otago graduation
Hundreds of current and former University of Otago students and their friends and families flooded into Dunedin at the weekend, to attend two graduation ceremonies.
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Caravans set to house orchard workers destroyed by freak winds
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Caravans set to house orchard workers destroyed by freak winds
Freak winds destroyed eight caravans on a Central Otago orchard, tossing them into the air the same day seasonal workers were due to move into them.
Thousands gather for spectacular Christmas parade
Thousands gather for spectacular Christmas parade
Marching bands, multicultural street performers, dozens of colourful floats and Santa Claus himself traversed Invercargill’s CBD to present another successful Christmas parade on Saturday.
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas
Photos from the Dunedin Santa Parade.
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St Andrew’s Day festivities draw young and old
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St Andrew’s Day festivities draw young and old
The Octagon air was ringing with the skirl of bagpipes during St Andrew’s Day festivities on Saturday as the 50th anniversary of the Dunedin and Edinburgh sister city relationship was celebrated.
Into the festive spirit
Into the festive spirit
From tea cosies to chopping boards, 160 vendors gathered at the Edgar Centre for the annual Christmas Artisan Market yesterday.
Santa parade gets ‘bigger and bigger’
Santa parade gets ‘bigger and bigger’
Thousands of adults and children flooded Thames St for this year’s Santa parade.
Plenty of ways to dodge the classroom
Plenty of ways to dodge the classroom
Hundreds of junior students from around the region have flocked to Dunedin for the annual Otago Secondary Schools Sports Association have-a-go-week.
HĪKOI MŌ TE TIRITI
HĪKOI MŌ TE TIRITI
The Treaty Principles Bill hīkoi stopped in Dunedin yesterday on its way to Wellington.
Photos from the 2024 Class Act awards
Photos from the 2024 Class Act awards
Check out our snaps from yesterday's Class Act 2024 awards.
Colour in the hills
Colour in the hills
Dunedin is covered in colour as the city’s rhododendrons and azaleas flower prolifically, following a long winter.
Spring snow hits the South
Spring snow hits the South
Authorities urged drivers to avoid non-essential travel on Saturday as surface flooding, snow and fallen trees made for treacherous conditions on South Island roads.
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Car show fires up memories of honeymoon
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Car show fires up memories of honeymoon
The annual Autospectacular show was a drive down memory lane for a Christchurch couple reminiscing about their eventful honeymoon.
World in pictures: October 21
World in pictures: October 21
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World in pictures: October 14
World in pictures: October 14
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Photos: As the floodwaters recede
Photos: As the floodwaters recede
As the water from the two-day deluge drained from Dunedin and around the coastal South, the extent of the damage it caused became clear.
Photos: Wettest day in 100 years
Photos: Wettest day in 100 years
Otago Daily Times photographer Stephen Jaquiery was there as Dunedin experienced its wettest day in 100 years.
Worst over but still ‘threat to life’
Worst over but still ‘threat to life’
Widespread heavy rain in Otago cleared on Friday night and attention will now turn to assessing the impact of the drenching, then the recovery.