Company hits ball out of park with donation
Talk about being good sports.
Funding cuts cause tunnel trail rethink
Funding cuts cause tunnel trail rethink
The team behind a major Dunedin cycleway project say cuts to government funding mean it will have to be drastically scaled down.
Otago and Canterbury set to reignite rivalry
'Battle of the South Island': Otago and Canterbury reignite rivalry
The NPC is heating up in the South Island ahead of this weekend's derby between Canterbury and Otago at Forsyth Barr Stadium.
Massive mastiff a softie at heart: owner
Massive mastiff a softie at heart: owner
Clifford the big red dog has some competition — a giant Mosgiel hound called Blue.
Camaraderie name of the game
Camaraderie name of the game
Team manager Mel Young lines up with her Southland Girls’ High School B team players (from left) Milly Watkinson, Lily Erskine, Isla Baron, Ella Erskine, Pippa Jordan, and (front) Charlotte Fenton...
Small school wins top Enviroschools award
Small school wins top Enviroschools award
The little school that could ...
Ceilidh brings Scottish party to Arthurs Point
Ceilidh brings Scottish party to Arthurs Point
Arthurs Point became a celebration of Scottish heritage on Saturday, as revellers lined up for a big night of line dancing and haggis at new brewery and distillery, The Cargo Collective.
Youth ambassador Lochie Win continues cancer mission
Youth ambassador Lochie Win continues cancer mission
One of the Cancer Society’s youngest — and most determined — fundraisers has been recognised for his ‘‘superstar’’ work in supporting the charity.
Rugby juniors test their skills
Rugby juniors test their skills
It was a chance to test their skills on some of the most picturesque rugby grounds in the country.
Fabulous fungi: Wool meets fashion, science
Fabulous fungi: Wool meets fashion, science
Mushroom-inspired creations that veered from Wellington to Alexandra stole the the WoolOn show.
Prodigy on the keys and skis
Prodigy on the keys and skis
It's one thing to be a gung-ho ski racer - it’s another to also be an accomplished pianist.
‘It’s a miracle to have it’: base building opens
‘It’s a miracle to have it’: base building opens
The weather gods delivered snow during the Snow Farm’s official opening of its new base building last Sunday, boding well for this weekend’s signature event, the Merino Muster, and the continuation...
Teacher chops off 93cm of hair
Cutting off 93cm of her hair ‘one of my life moments’
Arrowtown Preschool teacher Mercy Liu shaved off all but one centimetre of her hair yesterday afternoon, raising more than $3000 for the Cancer Society.
Charity’s true impact revealed when its help is needed
Charity’s true impact revealed when its help is needed
Daffodil Day impacts you in a very different way when you become the recipient of the services it is fundraising for, one cancer patient says.
Timelapse captures rise of Christchurch stadium
Timelapse captures rise of Christchurch stadium
A new timelapse video shows the progress made on Christchurch’s new $683 million stadium over the past eight months.
Rough oyster season coming to an end
Rough oyster season coming to an end
Shuckers at one of the main oyster factories in Southland were at full throttle yesterday making the most of the last days of the season — which has been badly hit by the weather.
School to seize Daffodil Day
School to seize Daffodil Day
Waimate Main School is springing to life this Daffodil Day.
Dog fosterers sought by Furever Homes
Dog fosterers sought by Furever Homes
Do you have what it takes to foster dogs?
Gym class unites men with prostate cancer
Gym class unites men with prostate cancer
It is noon and music begins to pump from speakers as men gather at NRG Dunedin South gym.
Robinson skis ‘smart’ to win giant slalom
Robinson skis ‘smart’ to win giant slalom
Queenstown star Alice Robinson continued her fine form with victory at the Winter Games yesterday.
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