New food fears focus of research
New food fears focus of research
The reluctance to embrace healthier food options is under the microscope in a new study.
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War memorial sign unveiled
War memorial sign unveiled
The Otago Military History Group gathered with descendants of local soldiers who fought in the South African War (Boer War) more than a century ago, to unveil an information sign on Friday.
Charity to help man escape persecution
Charity to help man escape persecution
Local charity The Starfish Collective is hoping to help a young man escape persecution and potential death, simply for being gay.
Record entries for KDB awards
Record entries for KDB awards
More than 150 people, representing 62 schools, businesses, community groups and individuals, gathered on Friday to learn who won the 2024 Keep Dunedin Beautiful Awards.
Cleaning up
Cleaning up
A group from the World Mission Society Church of God, in Roslyn, with some of the 11 bags of rubbish they collected recently from John Wilson Dr.
Ambulance labour cut during strikes
Ambulance labour cut during strikes
Hato Hone St John is reminding the public to save 111 for life-threatening emergencies while strike action continues.
Opinion: better days ahead as economy lifts
Opinion: better days ahead as economy lifts
At last some positive economic news, with the Reserve Bank starting to lower wholesale interest rates and tax reductions hitting the back pockets of hard-working New Zealanders.
Dedication over decades
Dedication over decades
Long-standing Dunedin gardener and environmental campaigner Hendrik Koch and volunteer Craig McGeady look out over a section of densely planted native plants at the Kaikorai Common Reserve.
Community uniting over food futures
Community uniting over food futures
The vital necessity of enhancing local food resilience in an uncertain world is behind a series of community events hosted by Our Food Network Dunedin.
High-demand conductor in town for ‘Requiem’ show
High-demand conductor in town for ‘Requiem’ show
Australia-based conductor Umberto Clerici is in such high demand around the world as a conductor and musician, that Dunedin is lucky to have him for a flying visit this week.
Chinese magic to enchant NZ
Chinese magic to enchant NZ
From the royal courts of ancient China to the modern stages of New Zealand, the art of Chinese magic is making its way to Dunedin.
Bike registration scheme aims to decrease theft
Bike registration scheme aims to decrease theft
Dunedin bike thieves will need to find a new hobby after the launch of 529 Garage, a free bike registration scheme with the aim of discouraging bike theft.
Opinion: self-regulation leads to better life experiences
Opinion: self-regulation leads to better life experiences
In 2009, then prime minister’s chief science adviser Prof Sir Peter Gluckman reported to the PM that the thing that links most closely with "adolescent morbidity" was a lack of self-regulation.
Exhibition showcases award-winning artists
Exhibition showcases award-winning artists
Award-winning artists from across New Zealand are displaying their work from this week in the Otago Art Society’s "Ultimate Showcase" exhibition.
Solo show brings love
Solo show brings love
Tāmaki Makaurau/Auckland artist K M T P takes a break from writing their second album to head south to Dunedin for a solo show at Maggies this Friday night.
Art, poetry and satire
Art, poetry and satire
Poet David Eggleton has joined forces with local artist Alan Harold to produce a poetry and art book in association with National Poetry Day.
Vintage car holds family history
Vintage car holds family history
A beloved family car continues to create positive memories for its Fairfield owner.
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