Schools celebrate environmental work

Waikouaiti School pupil Emily Scott (11) holds a handmade albatross that starred in a competition...

Schools celebrate environmental work

An award-winning short film about the plight of the albatross and chutneys made from tomatoes grown at school were two of the many initiatives Dunedin pupils showcased at a celebration for Enviroschools in Otago.

Winning essay competition elevating

Bayfield High School year 12 pupil Benjamin Pickering (16) holds his essay, which came first in a...

Winning essay competition elevating

A Dunedin secondary school pupil jumped out of his chair when he found out he had won a national Shakespeare essay writing competition.

Pupils' best interests the focus for new principal

Charissa Nicol never had any "grand design" to become a school principal — she just wanted to be a part of pupils’ educational journeys.

Tertiary education ‘a public good’ — Shaw

Protect Otago Action Group (POAG) member Tyler West (left) leads a discussion panel of (from left...

Tertiary education ‘a public good’ — Shaw

Green Party co-leaders Marama Davidson and James Shaw attended a meeting to save tertiary education in Dunedin on Saturday and said they wanted to "listen" to a crowd of university staff, students and community members.

운임 무료 바카라 게임금 : Fear Group은 더 많은 비용을 지불합니다

The concessions include free transport for 5 to 12-year-olds and half-price fares for 13- to 24...

운임 무료 바카라 게임금 : Fear Group은 더 많은 비용을 지불합니다

A bus advocacy group warns a "digital divide" could result in Community Services Card holders in Dunedin paying more than they have to on bus fares when new subsidies kick in on July 1.

Long marriage built on listening

Colin (93) and Noeline (91) Stoddart are still smiling after 70 years of marriage. PHOTO: PETER...

Long marriage built on listening

Listening was the secret to a successful 70 years of marriage for a platinum Dunedin couple.

Much-loved city principal remembered as ‘gentle soul’

Justine Mouat speaks in memory of her late sister, Logan Park High School co-principal Kristan...

Much-loved city principal remembered as ‘gentle soul’

A Dunedin principal has been remembered as a "gentle soul" at a packed memorial service.

Fake dog-attack call ends in police assault

Fake dog-attack call ends in police assault

After calling emergency services to complain about a dog attacking people at a nearby park, a Dunedin woman assaulted attending police officers.

타격을받는 바카라사이트

Striking teachers being paid; arbitration agreed

Teachers on strike in Dunedin last month. Photo: ODT files

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Striking teachers being paid; arbitration agreed

Secondary school teachers are getting paid their full salaries while taking part in industrial action this month because of a law change five years ago.

Cyclist somersaults after hit at problem intersection: police

Police say there has been a lot of crashes at the intersection of Pine Hill Rd (SH1) and Great...

Cyclist somersaults after hit at problem intersection: police

A 60-year-old cyclist somersaulted through the air after being hit by a car at a problem North Dunedin intersection, police say.

Two taken to hospital after farm vehicle rolls

Two taken to hospital after farm vehicle rolls

A helicopter lifts off from the scene of an accident just south of Kakanui yesterday morning.

Arrest for trying car door handles

Arrest for trying car door handles

A man threw a metal grate at a member of the public after being caught trying to unlock cars in Central Dunedin on Saturday morning.

Boozed driver slams into metal barrier

Police pursued the alleged burglars of Liquorland Lincoln after they were spotted in Shirley...

Boozed driver slams into metal barrier

A Dunedin man’s high-speed, alcohol-fuelled morning drive came to an abrupt end when he crashed into a metal barrier.

Roadshow finds venue after cancellations

Attendees of a Stop Co-Governance meeting exit a Scouts hall in Victoria Rd as police and...

Roadshow finds venue after cancellations

It was third time lucky for a controversial anti-co-governance roadshow in Dunedin last night.

Shining bright

Shining bright

Stargazers from across Otago and Southland gathered in dark spots away from city lights to witness the aurora display on Friday night.

Pupils ready to fine-tune skills at annual camp

Among those selected for the National Secondary Schools’ Brass Band are (from left) Benjamin...

Pupils ready to fine-tune skills at annual camp

Seven musicians will represent Otago and Southland in the National Secondary Schools’ Brass Band this year.

Otago leads way with free bus fares

The Otago Regional Council has suggested raising bus drivers' pay. PHOTO: GERARD O'BRIEN

Otago leads way with free bus fares

Otago will be among the first in the country to receive free bus fares.

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Port-실시간-바카라사이트-Port Pathway

The shared pathway is to be known as Te Aka Ōtākou. PHOTO: GERARD O’BRIEN

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Port-실시간-바카라사이트-Port Pathway

Otago Harbour’s shared pathway has been officially named Te Aka Ōtākou.

신규 바카라사이트 파업

School strike action ‘starting to bite’

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School strike action ‘starting to bite’

Continued strike action by secondary school teachers is "starting to bite" and Otago principals say they are being forced to juggle what they offer to ensure pupils get a proper education.

Bewildered driver awoke in paddock

Bewildered driver awoke in paddock

A woman driving to Dunedin woke up in a paddock with no memory of how she got there.

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