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Planning to retreat

South Dunedin may be the poster child for managed retreat, but its challenges won’t be solved in isolation, Prof Jonathan Boston tells Tom McKinlay.

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In no particular rush
In defence of the insect world’s black sheep

FASHION

Fabulous fungi: Wool meets fashion, science
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Australian chain store opening in George St
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Dunedin designer sews up award

Food and wine

Do you really need to wash fruit and vegetables?

Videos of people washing their vegetables in the dishwasher have racked up high numbers of views on TikTok. But how far should we go in cleaning our produce?

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Raising a hat - or two - to ‘elevated comfort food’

Otago restaurants have again come out on top in national food awards, finds Rebecca Fox.
Grilled radicchio with camembert and balsamic

Radicchio is appearing in my garden at the moment.
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A toast to good things coming in threes

Somewhat of a mixed assortment for your delectation today, as much by expediency as by design.

Home & Garden

Popular spring bulbs tend to sell out quickly, so buy them as soon as they appear in garden...

Your garden, September 6th

It's Spring! There's so much to do in the garden. Nobody panic, instead, check out this guide for all the help you need.

Spring, summer sun brings dove displays

Spring, summer sun brings dove displays

At the Botanic Garden Aviary, there is a small number of the gentle Barbary dove, a domesticated form of the African collared dove.
Aotearoa Festival of Architecture activities

Aotearoa Festival of Architecture activities

The Aotearoa Festival of Architecture returns this month with a variety of events in Otago and Southland.
Put spring energy to work

Put spring energy to work

Gillian Vine is inspired by the new season’s seed catalogues.

Magazine

Sea change

A rich marine ecosystem just off our coast is under threat from ocean warming. Kaia Kahurangi Jamieson finds out why scientists are concerned about the Southland Current.

A master of the black squares

A master of the black squares

A Toitū treasure whistles up memories of a visit by a champion of the draughtsboard, writes Peter Read.
Planning to retreat

Planning to retreat

South Dunedin may be the poster child for managed retreat, but its challenges won’t be solved in isolation, Prof Jonathan Boston tells Tom McKinlay.
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In no particular rush

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In no particular rush

In winter, Gabriel’s Gully walking track is all distant dog barking and the sad occasional bird call.

Life & Style

Planning to retreat

In no particular rush

In defence of the insect world’s black sheep

FASHION

Fabulous fungi: Wool meets fashion, science

Australian chain store opening in George St

Dunedin designer sews up award

Food and wine

Do you really need to wash fruit and vegetables?

Raising a hat - or two - to ‘elevated comfort food’

Grilled radicchio with camembert and balsamic

A toast to good things coming in threes

Home & Garden

Your garden, September 6th

Spring, summer sun brings dove displays

Spring, summer sun brings dove displays

Aotearoa Festival of Architecture activities

Aotearoa Festival of Architecture activities

Put spring energy to work

Put spring energy to work

Magazine

Sea change

A master of the black squares

A master of the black squares

Planning to retreat

Planning to retreat

In no particular rush

In no particular rush

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