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Dunedin
July 18
Pet-friendly rentals on the rise
Eased restrictions mean furry flatmates are finding a warmer welcome from landlords.
Dunedin
July 18
Recycling scheme hits 10-tonne mark
The operators of a scheme to recycle food and beverage containers are celebrating a significant milestone — the collection and recycling of more than 10 tonnes of packaging products.
Dunedin
July 18
Echoes of past haunt 40th
Next month marks four decades since the Homosexual Law Reform Act came into effect, decriminalising sex between men aged 16 and over.
Dunedin
July 15
Comedy, menace in Pinter classic
Tension, comedy and the absurd will abound in Dunedin Repertory Society’s upcoming production of Harold Pinter’s classic play The Dumb Waiter.
Dunedin
July 15
Extreme swimmers face icy dip
Swimmers will brave near-freezing Central Otago waters for a chance to represent their country.
Dunedin
July 15
Show explores feminism, femininity
Where do femininity and feminism intersect?
Dunedin
July 15
Winter Appeal launched
The Salvation Army has launched its 2026 Winter Appeal, calling on New Zealanders to stand together as a growing number of families and children face homelessness across the country.
Dunedin
July 15
Guide tackles tricky soil
The Otago Regional Council has launched an expanded Residential Earthworks Guide to manage construction risks particular to Dunedin and the wider area.
Dunedin
July 15
Marshals sought
The Caversham Harrier and Athletic Club is holding its annual Brighton to Green Island Road Race on Sunday, July 26.
Dunedin
July 15
Fashion takes flight
An award-winning design by a Dunedin high school student is being shown at Dunedin Airport.
Dunedin
July 15
Return season set ahead of festival trip
Ōtepoti Dunedin actor, playwright, writer and musician Nick Tipa (Kāi Tahu) will present a return season of his award-winning solo show Babyface.
Dunedin
July 15
Upcycling event targets loneliness
Fighting fast fashion and feelings of isolation is the focus of a new community initiative.
Dunedin
July 15
Opinion: supporting access to solar panels
I know I’m one of the lucky ones.
Dunedin
July 15
Free science festival fun begins
A hands-on science playground is entertaining families as the New Zealand International Science Festival’s Nanofest officially got under way yesterday.
Dunedin
July 15
Bags of Hope on show
The mighty efforts of local school children in decorating hundreds of "Bags of Hope" for the Cancer Society will be displayed in a special exhibition at the Golden Centre this weekend.
Dunedin
July 15
Zone-based bus system considered
Otago Regional Council is considering moving to a zone-based fare system for public transport in Otago and is asking people to give their views on the proposed changes.
Dunedin
July 15
Bubbles of fun
Event officer Daniel Hill tests a home-made lava lamp as Tūhura Otago Museum gets ready to go psychedelic at a Groovy Science Day taking place tomorrow.
Dunedin
July 11
Patrolling the people’s encyclopedia
An unpaid army keeps the internet honest.
Dunedin
July 11
Dance event channels Kate Bush
A sea of red-clad dancers will channel their "inner Kate" in the fun and flamboyant midwinter community dance event, the "Most Wuthering Heights Day Ever".
Dunedin
July 11
Young and old strike a chord
Preschoolers and pensioners are finding harmony in song.
Dunedin
July 8
Advocate fields air travel complaints
Consumer NZ has launched a flight complaints portal for passengers to share complaints and learn about their rights.
Dunedin
July 8
Rock choir to celebrate birthday in song
The joy of belting out a good tune keeps the Dunedin Rock Choir thriving after a decade of song.
Dunedin
July 8
Centenarian’s artistic life celebrated
The long and wonderfully creative life of Dunedin artist Joan Hardey, who turned 100 last month, was celebrated with a special gathering of the art group she co-founded.
Dunedin
July 8
Opinion: time for action on South Dunedin
"There’s going to come a time when the younger generation will say ‘you knew about this and you didn’t do anything’."
Dunedin
July 8
Grey sky, golden conditions
Overcast skies and a co-operative tide provided ideal conditions for the annual TK Cowan handicap races at Ocean Grove on Saturday.
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