In living memory
It may be powered by the remains of a Vespa scooter but this wee machine can do 55kmh and that is just in third gear.
Images from our past
In living memory
In living memory
Aulsebrooks Ltd is pulling out its Christmas cracker factory from Dunedin and transferring it to Auckland.
In living memory
In living memory
Mr Stan Taylor enjoys a dram with his workmates to celebrate his retirement in 1985.
Within living memory
Within living memory
Several shop fronts in George St, Dunedin, in September 1985, became the set for scenes for a Kaikorai Valley High School entry in the Television New Zealand Spot On...
Within living memory
Within living memory
The Otago Rugby Football Union coaching trio of Greg Cooper, John Haggart and Russell Hawker covered new ground, in September 1985, when they conducted a coaching clinic at Columba College.
Within living memory
Within living memory
The grounds of Otago University, below the clock tower, in July 1985, became a battlefield when the Waitati Militia fought Selwyn College students in the annual battle ...
Within living memory
Within living memory
Take a dedicated blood donor like Mr F. J. Fogarty (pictured), show him 80 bottles of milk and he will get an idea of how much blood he has given away since 1947.
Within living memory
Within living memory
Pictured outside his Caversham fruitshop is Mr David Shum, who was presented with the 1984 prize for the best display of fresh fruit and vegetables at a Retail...
Within living memory
Within living memory
Grant Ruthven receives a restraining hand from his grandfather, Mr Morris Smeaton, on Dukes Rd near Mosgiel in May 1985.
Within living memory...
Within living memory...
Evan Clulee (13), of Waikouaiti, brought six gold medals back home in May 1985 from the junior wheelchair games in Melbourne.