Scottish music lovers turned out to the Robbie Burns Pub to enjoy a ceilidh as part of Scottish Week. Musicians from Taieri and Milton started proceedings with Scotland the Brave followed by a performance of the Highland fling by dancers Sarah Cathro ...
Olympian Kashi Leuchs back training in Dunedin. Photo by Peter McIntosh.
Issac Chirnside (11) from Rotary Park plays a shot during a game of cricket in the Octagon while Otago all-rounder Ian Butler takes a break in the background.Photo by Craig Baxter.
Pupils Daniel Campbell (Abbotsford), George Woodhouse (Kavanagh), Josiah Hunt (Balmacewen Intermediate), Ed Davies (Arrowtown) and Jayden McLew (The Terrace, Alexandra) compete in the boys under-13 70m hurdles at the annual Otago primary school sports...
Santa prepares for the up-coming Christmas season by sorting out his helper’s costumes. Photo by Stephen Jaquiery.
Greer Ferguson (2) checks out the ‘‘glow worm’’ monitor on her finger. Photo by Gerard O'Brien.
New Zealand Honey Specialties chairman and Hawea beekeeper Peter Ward. Photo by Matthew Haggart.
Rosy Harray(23) and Tim Petterson (25) in their wire chapel which is 5m high, 6m wide and 8m long. Photo by Craig Baxter.
Serious Fun River Surfing trainee guide Caleb Tankard, of Queenstown, abseils to the Roaring Meg rapid in the Kawarau River to retrieve a 'patient' during the river rescue training workshop at the weekend. Photo by James Beech.
Aimee-Lee Lukey, winner of a Child, Youth and Family William Wallace Award for foster children who have excelled, cooks up a storm at Governors Cafe in Dunedin, where she is head chef. Photo by Stephen Jaquiery.
Pictures from our photographers published in the Otago Daily Times over the last week. These pictures can also be seen on display at the Meridian mall and photo prints are available from Otago Images.