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Wild ride likely for equestrian heading to Kentucky

Hanging off the side of a galloping pony while trying to pick something up off the ground is not every equestrian’s idea of a ride in the park.

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Wild ride likely for equestrian heading to Kentucky
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'I take my life in my hands if I cross the road'
Watch: Boom times for daredevil crane operators
Unable to get out of crashed car
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Ute freed from sinkhole ‘perfectly fine’

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Wild ride likely for equestrian heading to Kentucky

Ramsey Ashworth will represent New Zealand at the Pony Club International Alliance Mounted Games...

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Wild ride likely for equestrian heading to Kentucky

Hanging off the side of a galloping pony while trying to pick something up off the ground is not every equestrian’s idea of a ride in the park.

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'I take my life in my hands if I cross the road'

Mosgiel resident Charlie Gilligan is calling for the city council to install pedestrian crossings...

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Call for more pedestrian crossings in Mosgiel

A Mosgiel retiree who puts his ‘‘life in danger’’ traversing his suburban road is calling for the city council to install much-needed pedestrian crossings.

Watch: Boom times for daredevil crane operators

Eyes were on the sky across Dunedin as a massive crane for the hospital build rose above the city.

Unable to get out of crashed car

Unable to get out of crashed car

Two people were taken to hospital, one in a serious condition, following a crash in Waitati yesterday morning.

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Ute freed from sinkhole ‘perfectly fine’

A man on his commute to work was delayed after a hole opened up under his ute and jammed it into...

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Ute freed from sinkhole ‘perfectly fine’

A ute surviving a Dunedin road collapse unscathed might just be the best accidental advertisement South Korean brand SsangYong could have asked for.

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Record $220,000 Angus bull to begin mating in Central Otago this summer

Admiring bull Kaharau 24V314, which sold for $220,000 in Gisborne on June 22, a national record...

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Record $220,000 Angus bull to begin mating in Central Otago this summer

A syndicate, including a Central Otago stud, bid $220,000 to win an Angus bull, setting an Australasian record for the highest price paid for any breed of bull.

Hole lot of trouble for driver in South Dunedin

A driver was left with that sinking feeling in South Dunedin early this morning when their ute become lodged in a hole apparently created by a burst water main.

Crane your neck to see crane

Crane your neck to see crane

A Liebherr LTR11200 telescopic crawler crane (pictured right) places the cab on one of three tower cranes starting to be assembled on the new Dunedin hospital inpatient building site yesterday.

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Woman adds to family plumbing legacy

Apprentice plumber Bryleigh Scannell is hard at work after winning a Bunnings Women in...

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Woman adds to family plumbing legacy

Great-Granddad did it, granddad did it, uncle does it, the cousin does it, and now Bryleigh Scannell does it.

ODT Sports Chat: grappling, handball & gymnastics

ODT Sports Chat: grappling, handball & rhythmic gymnastics

On ODT Sports Chat we visited the sports hub at the Edgar Centre on Saturday, with three different codes taking centre stage.

Dunedin premier rugby: final scores

The final scores are in for the fourteenth round of Dunedin premier rugby.

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Waitaki protest gets 'no promise' rate rise will be cut

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Waitaki protest gets 'no promise' rate rise will be cut

Waitaki’s mayor has offered no commitment to reviewing a 17% rates rise after hundreds marched in Oamaru’s main street yesterday.

Octacan appeal still open

Octacan appeal still open

Presbyterian Support Otago Family Works manager Nicole Devereux sorts through cans donated during the annual Octacan Appeal yesterday.

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Chills’ frontman and song honoured in plaque

The tunnel of trees made famous in the Chills’ 1984 video for Pink Frost. PHOTO: GERARD O'BRIEN

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Chills’ frontman and song honoured in plaque

A site made famous by one of The Chills’ most celebrated songs now has a plaque memorialising its departed frontman Martin Phillipps.

Pristine conditions on opening day at Cardrona

Pristine conditions on opening day at Cardrona

Cardrona turned on a bluebird day for the opening of its alpine resort, two weeks after originally planned.

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Helping hand may still be made available for students - Simmonds

Environment Minister Penny Simmonds. Photo: RNZ

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Helping hand may still be made available for students - Simmonds

A review of the funding system for tertiary education is intended to address critical skills shortages, Tertiary Education Minister Penny Simmonds says.

Care urged after snow-hit roads reopen, frosty weekend ahead

Motorists are being warned to be wary of icy roads following a frigid southerly blast which has again affected major highways in parts of the South Island.

Fork-in-the-road moment for NZ foreign policy

Global Insight: Fork-in-the-road moment for NZ foreign policy

This weekend’s 60th Foreign Policy School, in Dunedin, could be a fork in the road for New Zealand’s international relations, Prof Robert Patman says.

ODT Rugby Chat: Our own international referee

ODT Rugby Chat: Our very own international rugby referee

On ODT rugby chat this week, with the top six already being decided we take the chance to catch up with our very own international rugby referee James Doleman.

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Hopes charitable attitude can continue

Taieri College students admire their can collage made using more than 3450 cans of donated food...

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Hopes charitable attitude can continue

The man behind the cans has run his final donation drive.

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