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Wallpaper a speedy makeover
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Wallpaper a speedy makeover
For someone who loves home decorating but has little patience, wallpaper is the key to transforming a room in a matter of hours.
Summer Times
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Confessions of... physicist Prof Blair Blakie
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Confessions of... physicist Prof Blair Blakie
Prof Blair Blakie is a theoretical and computational physicist at the University of Otago.
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The latent gardener
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The latent gardener
As a journalist, Philip Chandler's always been keen to dig the dirt - but never thought that’d extend to a vege garden.
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New-age apps to get your head around
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New-age apps to get your head around
The number of social media apps out there is becoming so numerous it is becoming hard for many people to keep up.
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The ODT playlist
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The ODT playlist
Musically inclined Otago Daily Times reporters have selected songs you might like to listen to on any number of occasions. Today, Evelyn Thorn.
Oamaru: For whom the bells toll
Oamaru: For whom the bells toll
Everyone’s got a story to tell, but some of them are locked away, or hard to access.
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Perfection not necessary for home-made delights
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Perfection not necessary for home-made delights
Feel like picking up a hammer or a screwdriver?
Portrait of a wahine
Portrait of a wahine
Hocken Collections recently launched a new Digital Collections website, providing access to digitised content from across its holdings.
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Hard slog getting to the naked truth
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Hard slog getting to the naked truth
Getting the story sometimes means getting out of your comfort zone.
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Breaking down the language barrier
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Breaking down the language barrier
Language barriers are a significant challenge for any reporter wanting to share someone’s story.
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Confessions of... cricketer Eden Carson
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Confessions of... cricketer Eden Carson
Eden Carson is a spin bowler for the White Ferns and Otago.
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Climate activist ‘won’t be silenced’
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Climate activist ‘won’t be silenced’
Sending a forged postponement letter to delegates of a petroleum conference resulted in conviction for a Dunedin activist - but her legal battles continue.
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Conspiracy therapy: the end ... or is it?
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Conspiracy therapy: the end ... or is it?
And so we come to the end of a study of conspiracy theory theory.
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Photos of the year: Stephen Jaquiery
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Photos of the year: Stephen Jaquiery
Otago Daily Times illustrations editor Stephen Jaquiery picks out his favourite photographs of the year.
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Everyday events and some comedy served to lighten the grim times
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Everyday events and some comedy served to lighten the grim times
Despite the ravages of World Wars 1 and 2, life back home went on.
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Have you ever?... Tori Keating
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Have you ever?... Tori Keating
Queenstown’s Tori Keating is a co-owner of the award-winning New Zealand travel agency xtravel and crams her spare time full of any activity that takes her fancy.
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Wyatt tries it: Alight snack not to be trifled with
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Wyatt tries it: Alight snack not to be trifled with
In a quest for eternal bragging rights, reporter Wyatt Ryder's trying new things and expanding his skill set. This time he risks third-degree burns and throat cancer for a good photograph.
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Easy three-ingredient pancakes
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Easy three-ingredient pancakes
Eloise Head of Fitwaffle Kitchen shares a pancake recipe perfect for the campsite or the crib.
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Cricket, but not as we know it
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Cricket, but not as we know it
This XI will never play a game ... thankfully. Long-serving ODT cricket writer Adrian Seconi has a little fun naming his "dream team".
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Celebration of our Southern successes
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Celebration of our Southern successes
In the last of a five-part series, the Otago Daily Times names the South’s top 20 inspiring people for 2022.