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Variety the spice of police life
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Variety the spice of police life
From chasing a runaway hearse to planning for St Patrick’s Day mayhem, the life of a Dunedin police officer is rarely dull.
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Kiwis reach farthest north
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Kiwis reach farthest north
Although the little ship has not yet reached England, news of what is now to be called the "British Arctic Expedition, 1925," was received from one member of the expedition at present in London,...
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.
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Day at beach ‘something different’ for Christmas
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Day at beach ‘something different’ for Christmas
Despite the forecast showers on Christmas Day, Riverton turned on the sun for families and four-legged friends to enjoy the festive celebration at Taramea Bay.
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Mullet chopped in honour of friend
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Mullet chopped in honour of friend
A Gore boy shaved off his mullet last week in honour of his friend who died from a rare form of epilepsy in September.
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Friends reminisce at annual festive dinner
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Friends reminisce at annual festive dinner
This time last year, Jia Hui Wang, Cong Li and Simin Zhang didn’t know each other, and the only thing all three had in common was they worked in shellfish processing factories.
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Mixed opinions on wind farm heard
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Mixed opinions on wind farm heard
Opponents of the planned Slopedown wind farm say they have been blatantly lied to, windpower was unreliable and inefficient and a silent majority supporting the wind farm does not exist.
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Safety urged after spate of incidents
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Safety urged after spate of incidents
Motorists are being told to arrive safe and alive after a spate of pre-Christmas speeding, drunk driving and crashes.
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Still got it, after all these years...
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Still got it, after all these years...
This turntable-ladder fire truck turned heads in 1968, Steve Hepburn reports.
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Love of Panthers gift from mum
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Love of Panthers gift from mum
ODT sports editor Hayden Meikle explains why he is not a Warriors fan.
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Fear house’s demolition just the start
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Fear house’s demolition just the start
A heritage protection group is mourning the likely loss of a historic house in Stuart St - and fear it could just be the beginning.
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A welcome Christmas cracker
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A welcome Christmas cracker
Let credit be given where credit is due.
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Letters to the Editor: Too many MPs?, cultural bonds, hydro spills
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Letters to the Editor: Too many MPs?, cultural bonds, hydro spills
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including size of Parliament, cultural bonds and hydro spills.
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Drug testing to return to Rhythm & Alps
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Drug testing to return to Rhythm & Alps
Drug testing units will return to next week’s Rhythm & Alps festival in the Cardrona Valley.
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A Xmas confessional about suits and the living wage
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A Xmas confessional about suits and the living wage
When I told him I had a confession to make, he asked me how long it was since my last one.
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River ‘E. coli’ spike ‘an infrastructure failure’
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River ‘E. coli’ spike ‘an infrastructure failure’
A freshwater ecologist has slammed the Queenstown Lakes District Council (QLDC) for blaming a massive spike in river pollution on the weather.
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Sallies spread Christmas cheer
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Sallies spread Christmas cheer
The Salvation Army, with its usual enthusiasm, is celebrating the Christmas season.
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‘Forever lost in a broken system’
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‘Forever lost in a broken system’
Patients are sharing their horror stories as data shows those in the Southern region face the longest waits for elective surgeries in New Zealand.
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Letters to the Editor: mail, frogs and mobility
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Letters to the Editor: mail, frogs and mobility
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including paying for an obsolete mail service, how felines gobble up frogs, and reconsidering the Total Mobility service.
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Prison for covert films of children, customers, swimmers
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Prison for covert films of children, customers, swimmers
A Dunedin man who made and possessed thousands of items of child pornography has been sentenced to nearly four years’ imprisonment.