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Lemalu hoping to hit right note for graduands
Dunedin opera singer Jonathan Lemalu is not surprised he will have to ‘‘sing for his supper’’ when he returns to the town hall stage tomorrow for two University of Otago graduation ceremonies.
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'Appalling': 6000 child referrals declined
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'Appalling': 6000 child referrals declined
Paediatric services are being stretched beyond breaking point in the South, as the Southern health district has been forced to decline more than 6000 referrals in the past three years alone.
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Salmon escapees not free for long
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Salmon escapees not free for long
Anglers in the Mackenzie district were out in force after “a few hundred” salmon escaped from a commercial farm.
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Queenstown council bylaw flawed, court rules
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Queenstown council bylaw flawed, court rules
Queenstown waterfront vendors are claiming victory after the High Court struck down rules hindering their trading.
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'Covid killed us': Historic furniture firm shutting up shop
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'Covid killed us': Historic furniture firm shutting up shop
One of Dunedin’s oldest companies, Otago Furniture, is closing its doors.
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Clash of the titans looms
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Clash of the titans looms
Two of Southland’s biggest events falling on the same weekend could test its ability to host the influx of visitors, the regional development agency says.
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Dunedin cruise passengers unsure what to do
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Dunedin cruise passengers unsure what to do
Many cruise ship passengers are arriving in the centre of Dunedin without knowing what to do, a meeting has been told.
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Call for urgency on lead paint issue
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Call for urgency on lead paint issue
A Dunedin City Council by-election candidate who used to chair a committee responsible for regulatory matters is calling for urgency to resolve a thorny issue affecting redevelopment.
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Wilson relishing captaincy challenge
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Wilson relishing captaincy challenge
There is little Regan Wilson has not done with the Dunedin Thunder.
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Ong intent on harming city: Simms
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Ong intent on harming city: Simms
The latest confidentiality breach from controversial Dunedin city councillor Benedict Ong is a ‘‘sinister escalation of his behaviour’’, another councillor says.
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Rare whale washes up at Kaka Point
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Rare whale washes up at Kaka Point
A rare deep-water whale species was found dead on the shoreline near Kaka Point this week.
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Choice Varsity’s main headache
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Choice Varsity’s main headache
The Bookworms have aced the first semester.
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Boy's ‘indescribable terror' as he was abused by Dunedin piano teacher
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Boy's ‘indescribable terror' as he was abused by Dunedin piano teacher
A former Dunedin piano teacher involved in a local church has been ordered to address his attraction to young boys.
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Big task against Valley for in-form Maheno
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Big task against Valley for in-form Maheno
Slowly but surely, Maheno have been building.
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Councillors reject Wānaka airport plan
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Councillors reject Wānaka airport plan
Councillors have rejected a plan to put the Queenstown Airport Corporation (QAC) in charge of the future of Wānaka’s aerodrome.
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POB look to have edge on Woodlands
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POB look to have edge on Woodlands
The Southland premier grade resumes this Saturday after taking last week off for the opening day of duck-shooting.
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Cromwell eye under-strength Rams
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Cromwell eye under-strength Rams
It is rare to have two teams unbeaten after five rounds of action in the Central Otago premier club rugby competition and it is an even rarer treat to have them drawn against each other.
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NZ in ‘great place’ as World Cup looms
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NZ in ‘great place’ as World Cup looms
Melie Kerr has her eyes on a bigger prize.
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Prospects bleak but we live in hope
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Prospects bleak but we live in hope
Sports writer Adrian Seconi runs the numbers on the Highlanders’ playoff prospects with a little help from AI.
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The best summer we didn’t have
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The best summer we didn’t have
Some like it hot, some like it not.