Bowled over by goodness
Bowled over by goodness
The Dunedin Bowling Club is serving up a big bowl of caring.
Flurry of last-minute nominations expected
Things are coming down to the wire for the 2022 triennial elections.
NZ to stay at Orange setting
NZ to stay at Orange setting
New Zealand will remain at the Orange traffic light setting.
Board member steps down after 24 years
Board member steps down after 24 years
Long-serving West Harbour Community Board member Trevor Johnson was tickled pink to have an entire agenda item devoted to him at his final meeting with the board last week.
West Harbour Community Board
West Harbour Community Board
Brenda Harwood looks at highlights from the final West Harbour Community Board meeting for this triennium.
Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board
Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board
Simon Henderson looks at highlights from the last Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board meeting for this triennium.
‘Book early’: overseas travel takes off
‘Book early’: overseas travel takes off
After a tough couple of years, the travel industry is now enjoying sunnier times.
Ravensbourne School turns back time
Ravensbourne School turns back time
Ravensbourne School pupils dressed in Victorian costumes to welcome parents, former pupils and community members to a School Heritage Museum Night last week.
Telling a story through design and colour
Telling a story through design and colour
Weaving together the threads of experience in Thailand and Aotearoa New Zealand is University of Otago student Atis (Shane) Suksingha.
‘Missing’ creek a mystery
‘Missing’ creek a mystery
The name of a Dunedin stream appears to have vanished, along with the creek itself.
Flurry of last-minute nominations expected
Flurry of last-minute nominations expected
Things are coming down to the wire for the 2022 triennial elections.
A golden opportunity
A golden opportunity
Working alongside conductor Umberto Clerici this week, as the Dunedin Symphony Orchestra prepares for this weekend’s Crouching Tiger matinee concerts, is a thrill for assistant conductor Leonard...
Climate challenges for harbour
Climate challenges for harbour
A rising tide of climate change challenges is bubbling up in Karitane Harbour.
Bringing together kai and korero
Bringing together kai and korero
The pataka ora community meals at Arai Te Uru Marae have reached their third week, providing a safe space for people to come together to share kai and korero.
Bowled over by food truck goodness
Bowled over by food truck goodness
The Dunedin Bowling Club is serving up a big bowl of caring.
Mental health team making a difference
Mental health team making a difference
Six months into a 12-month trial, the Otago Coastal Co-Response Team (CRT) is yielding positive results, says New Zealand Police.
Time to make welfare work
Time to make welfare work
So many Dunedinites ask me this simple question: if unemployment is near record lows, why are so many people receiving Jobseeker support?
Navigating the tricky science of parenting
Navigating the tricky science of parenting
If you are anything like me, you probably still feel like a child most of the time.
Memorial for Meg the dog
Memorial for Meg the dog
The enduring legacy of Dunedin dog Meg Cunningham was celebrated with the unveiling of a memorial plaque in the garden at Blueskin Bay Library on Friday, which would have been her 11th birthday.
On the trail of meteorites
On the trail of meteorites
Every day, blazing chunks of rock fall from the sky.
Tourism views sought
Tourism views sought
Residents will have an opportunity to share their thoughts on how the future of tourism might look in the city.