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Success in national awards ‘mind-blowing’, builder says
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Success in national awards ‘mind-blowing’, builder says
A Queenstown home made with materials evoking a shearing shed has taken a trifecta of national accolades at this year’s House of the Year Awards.
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St Andrew’s Day ‘big event’ in city
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St Andrew’s Day ‘big event’ in city
Both the smell of haggis and the sound of bagpipes filled the air at Dunedin’s annual St Andrew’s Day celebrations at the weekend.
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Orr, Gibbons show strong sprint form
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Orr, Gibbons show strong sprint form
Despite blustery conditions, the Yvette Williams Memorial meeting produced a range of impressive performances at the Caledonian Ground on Saturday.
Waitaki District Santa Parade
Waitaki District Santa Parade
The North Otago community came out in force to watch more than 90 entrants in the annual Waitaki District Santa Parade, held in Oamaru on Saturday.
‘Cracker’ day as sun shines on show
‘Cracker’ day as sun shines on show
The sun came out for the West Otago A & P Show at Tapanui on Saturday.
Photos: Northern Cemetery coming up roses
Photos: Northern Cemetery coming up roses
When families and buildings are lost to time, the roses remain.
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Men’s, women’s Queenstown Marathon course records fall
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Men’s, women’s Queenstown Marathon course records fall
More than 13,000 registered participants in the 2025 Queenstown Marathon, representing 88 countries, had to battle every element on Saturday.
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Victorian celebrations draw in thousands
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Victorian celebrations draw in thousands
With Oamaru’s historic town centre and port in the running for national landmark status, the town’s annual Victorian Heritage Celebrations took on extra importance at the weekend.
Secondary sport
Secondary sport
It has been another busy year in school sport with students competing in everything from aerobics to kayaking.
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Pupils break three records at athletics championship
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Pupils break three records at athletics championship
Hundreds of young athletes descended on the Caledonian Ground yesterday for the Otago Primary Schools athletics championships.
Dunedin Craft Beer and Food Festival
Dunedin Craft Beer and Food Festival
A 6000-strong sold-out crowd gathered at the Dunedin Craft Beer and Food Festival on Saturday.
World in pictures
World in pictures
Recent photographs from Reuters
People: OUSA Re-Orientation
People: OUSA Re-Orientation
At the OUSA Re-Orientation, Union Hall, Dunedin, Thursday, July 13
Honours awarded for service
Honours awarded for service
Olympic rower Hamish Bond poses with Governor-General Dame Cindy Kiro at yesterday morning’s investiture ceremony in the Dunedin Town Hall.
Photos: Destruction across the South
Photos: Destruction across the South
Scenes from the aftermath of Thursday’s wild winds.
'45 years of hard work destroyed': Readers share their storm stories
'45 years of hard work destroyed': Readers share their storm stories
As the clean-up continues from the wild winds that left a trail of destruction Otago Daily Times readers share their stories and photos of the damage wrought by the storm.
In pictures: Wild weather in South
In pictures: Wild weather in South
The South hasn't escaped the wild weather today, as rain and severe gales buffeted the area, causing slips, uprooting trees and damaging structures.
Weather deals a blow to the South
Weather deals a blow to the South
Ferocious winds lashed the South yesterday, felling trees, tearing at roofs and leaving emergency crews scrambling to clear debris from roads.
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Red tape a barrier to apartment conversions
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'Prohibitively expensive': Red tape a barrier to apartment conversions
Converting older, unused Dunedin office spaces into apartments is a good idea but excessive red tape is putting people off, a developer says.
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