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QueenstownMay 25

Arrowtown tops Otago bad air rankings

Arrowtown has come top of the rankings, but not in a category any town would want to win.
Arrowtown tops Otago bad air rankings
Arrowtown tops Otago bad air rankings
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OpinionApril 30

Cartoonist’s view - Yeo

Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.
Cartoonist’s view - Yeo
Cartoonist’s view - Yeo
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DunedinApril 9

Te Pae Māori committee ‘significant move forward’

Dunedin's newly uplifted mana-to-mana forum is a significant step forward, made in partnership with the city council, a rūnaka representative says.
Te Pae Māori committee ‘significant move forward’
Te Pae Māori committee ‘significant move forward’
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EditorialMarch 2

Reckless act, uncertain consequences

When Donald Trump was bidding to return to the United States presidency he told followers on the campaign trail that their country would not be involved in any more foreign wars.
Reckless act, uncertain consequences
Reckless act, uncertain consequences
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CricketFebruary 22

S. Canty knock over northern rivals to bag challenge spot

South Canterbury crushed Mid Canterbury by an innings and 11 runs in Timaru to seal a Hawke Cup challenge for a third consecutive season.
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DunedinFebruary 1

Wendy model visits statue for first time

For most of her life, Catherine Lee has known the sculpture as a photograph on a mantelpiece.
Wendy model visits statue for first time
Wendy model visits statue for first time
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OpinionDecember 7

Musk’s starship: it sounds too good to be true

Elon Musk promised to build a spaceship that would put people and cargo into Earth’s orbit at 1% of the current cost per kilo and even enable human beings to create a colony on Mars.
Musk’s starship: it sounds too good to be true
Musk’s starship: it sounds too good to be true
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DunedinNovember 17

Proposal aims to cut hoiho bycatch

A Government proposal to help protect hoiho yellow-eyed penguins by prohibiting commercial set net fishing within eight nautical miles of the Otago coastline has left local fishing companies surprisingly supportive.
Proposal aims to cut hoiho bycatch
Proposal aims to cut hoiho bycatch
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North OtagoOctober 18

Campaign ‘significant’

"A massively nationally significant document" — The Buller Declaration — a campaign highlighting the New Zealand health system crisis, is gaining traction in the Waitaki district as part of the final push before it is presented to government next month.
Campaign ‘significant’
Campaign ‘significant’
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SouthlandJune 27

Final delayed as match fallout continues

The final of the Rugby Southland division one competition has been pushed back by a week, as repercussions continue from the controversial match between Tokanui and Bluff earlier this month.
Final delayed as match fallout continues
Final delayed as match fallout continues
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OpinionNovember 11

Letters to Editor: dogs, US, heritage

Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including comments on a proposal relating to the Woodside Glen Track, the psychology behind US voters, and the heritage of one of Dunedin's oldest buildings
Letters to Editor: dogs, US, heritage
Letters to Editor: dogs, US, heritage
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OpinionNovember 8

Cartoonist's view - Yeo

Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.
Cartoonist's view - Yeo
Cartoonist's view - Yeo
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QueenstownJuly 19

Application offers more detail on ‘Eco-Cave’

More details about a project touted as New Zealand’s first sustainable glowworm experience, to be built in Queenstown by a pair of influencers, have been released.
Application offers more detail on ‘Eco-Cave’
Application offers more detail on ‘Eco-Cave’
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OpinionJune 10

Find the iron filings and you’ve cracked the seesaw case

It was far past the time to be off home but Professor Daw remained high up in the Physics Building, some would say in a brown study, but in fact the professor was surrounded by the multi-coloured spines of the bookshelves and the garish splash of the modern art prints which covered the study walls.
Find the iron filings and you’ve cracked the seesaw case
Find the iron filings and you’ve cracked the seesaw case
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RugbyApril 11

Dwyer: Zingari may get nose bleeds at this height

Southern nearly hit 50 to dispatch Harbour with ease and sit atop the table, but this may be a bit misleading as they have played two of the easier sides.
Dwyer: Zingari may get nose bleeds at this height
Dwyer: Zingari may get nose bleeds at this height
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OpinionNovember 27

Letters to Editor: Taieri Gorge Railway, councillors sticking to local issues

Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including debate on the Taieri Gorge Railway, support for McDonald's in Wanaka and councillors sticking to local issues. 
Letters to Editor: Taieri Gorge Railway, councillors sticking to local issues
Letters to Editor: Taieri Gorge Railway, councillors sticking to local issues
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SportSeptember 21

Pathway allows storied run to return in adapted form

The Port Chalmers to Dunedin Road Race is back in spirit even if it is more or less a completely new course.
Pathway allows storied run to return in adapted form
Pathway allows storied run to return in adapted form
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LeagueSeptember 1

‘Effort and attitude’ mantra as Whalers step up

The Otago Whalers will enter uncharted waters tomorrow — boom, boom.
‘Effort and attitude’ mantra as Whalers step up
‘Effort and attitude’ mantra as Whalers step up