Book sale a success after difficult year
Book sale a success after difficult year
The inaugural Regent Theatre "Good As New" book and gift sale has rounded off the year nicely for the theatre.
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Officer wants stop sign changed after motorists continue to flout rule
Officer wants stop sign changed after motorists continue to flout rule
Middlemarch constable Allan Lynch is calling for change as motorists continue to ignore a stop sign in the settlement.
Beach safety warning
Beach safety warning
It's been a busy start to the season for lifeguards, with seven people rescued since beach patrols started at Dunedin’s surf life-saving clubs last month.
Brighton roading concerns raised with council
Brighton roading concerns raised with council
Safety concerns about some sections of roads in the Saddle Hill Community Board area continue to be raised.
Call for knitters to make baby blankets
Call for knitters to make baby blankets
Keeping unwell or premature babies extra warm in their cots is the focus of a long-standing project for the Taieri Spinners and Weavers/Creative Fibre group.
New owner relishing change of direction
New owner relishing change of direction
Dunedin man Gary Magee has changed the way he earns a crust.
Project aims to encourage trapping
Project aims to encourage trapping
The Open Valley Urban Ecosanctuary project has established a "trap library" to encourage local residents to trap pests in their back yards.
A year of creativity and challenges
A year of creativity and challenges
From leading the University of Otago School of Performing Arts through a global pandemic to personal milestones - 2020 has been a big year for Professor Anthony Ritchie.
Wahine on Wheels empowering
Wahine on Wheels empowering
A group of Maori women are doing it for themselves in Dunedin.
Polytechnic art influenced by Covid disruption
Polytechnic art influenced by Covid disruption
Otago Polytechnic students are excited to end the year on a positive note.
Programming skills put to test
Programming skills put to test
Seven keen Dunedin girls put their computer programming skills to the test in a nationwide contest this week.
Budding business idea going up in smoke
Budding business idea going up in smoke
Jonathan Storm's a busy man. In between working full-time as a quality officer at United Machinists in Dunedin, he studies mechanical engineering part-time at Otago Polytechnic and develops a product range for his business Smokebox Salts.
Tensions laid bare in nude feud
Tensions laid bare in nude feud
The gloves are off for two feuding naturist clubs in Dunedin.
Jobseeker makes work-life balance a priority
Jobseeker makes work-life balance a priority
For jobseeker Willa Faber, getting out on to the tennis court, or enjoying the spectacular coastline around greater Dunedin, is a happy place to be.
Home maintenance service thrives
Home maintenance service thrives
Whether it’s interior cleaning or outdoor maintenance, Otago Section Solutions delivers a high-quality, professional service every time.
Hard-pruned trees like ‘stumps’
Hard-pruned trees like ‘stumps’
A Maryhill woman fears a Dunedin City Council "cost-cutting exercise" could be the "beginning of the end" for the trees lining her street.
Juggling civilian and military life
Juggling civilian and military life
Military values and unparalleled opportunities are what drew Dunedin Private Rebecca McNaughton to join the Army Reserves.
Three holes in one within three days
Three holes in one within three days
Two holes in one in two days is a good feat. But three in three days is even better.
Mosgiel woman calls for return of bus stop
Mosgiel woman calls for return of bus stop
A Mosgiel woman is slamming the Dunedin City Council for removing a bus stop.
Original version of classic play gift for community
Original version of classic play gift for community
The "territory of the heart" that is a New Zealand childhood is at the centre of Bruce Mason’s classic play The End of the Golden Weather.