Ecology and sport combine in challenge
Ecology and sport combine in challenge
A race through the Orokonui wildlife reserve will combine sport and ecology.
Sam Henderson
Sense of community drives Masters Games volunteer
Sense of community drives Masters Games volunteer
Liz McCarthy is ready for another round of volunteering at the New Zealand Masters Games.
Opening up about ‘climate anxiety’
Opening up about ‘climate anxiety’
Startup Dunedin’s Audacious programme showcases visionary young people from the University of Otago and Otago Polytechnic who are busy brainstorming the ideas of ...
Some ‘epic’ women in city’s tech industry
Some ‘epic’ women in city’s tech industry
A new group aims to provide community and connection in the post-Covid-19 period.
Crisis peer support to extend hours
Crisis peer support to extend hours
An expanded peer service is coming to Life Matters Suicide Prevention Trust, Te Whare Oranga Ngākau.
Images of Dunedin's past feature in online collection
Images of Dunedin's past feature in online collection
An expanded universe of images is adding depth to Dunedin’s Hocken Collections.
Same waves, new facilities
Same waves, new facilities
A wide spectrum of perspectives is at the heart of community broadcaster OAR FM. Since beginning as the Otago Community Broadcasters’ Society in 1990, it has helped countless groups and individuals...
Free session to help with bird monitoring skills
Free session to help with bird monitoring skills
A free bird-watching training session is being held from 10am today to help people increase their identification skills and explain the five-minute counting method used to monitor birds in Dunedin's Town Belt.
Cheerful and busy despite rare condition
Cheerful and busy despite rare condition
Boisterous and full of enthusiastic energy, Isaac Roberts is a boy with plenty of projects.
Same waves, new facilities
Same waves, new facilities
A wide spectrum of perspectives is at the heart of community broadcaster OAR FM. Since beginning as the Otago Community Broadcasters’ Society in 1990, it has helped countless groups and individuals...
Injury a golden opportunity
Injury a golden opportunity
An accident does not normally set you up to win gold.
Free session to help with bird monitoring skills
Free session to help with bird monitoring skills
A bird-watching boot camp will unlock avian secrets.
Cheerful, busy despite rare condition
Cheerful, busy despite rare condition
Boisterous and full of enthusiastic energy, Isaac Roberts is a boy with plenty of projects.
Pamphlet lists rainbow healthcare
Pamphlet lists rainbow healthcare
A new resource aims to help members of the rainbow community find supportive services.
Women’s rugby carries momentum
Women’s rugby carries momentum
A new 18-team international women’s 15s rugby competition kicks off tomorrow with some games taking place in Dunedin.
Using technology to get off the couch
Using technology to get off the couch
Startup Dunedin’s Audacious programme puts the spotlight on University of Otago and Otago Polytechnic students busy planning the next big thing.
Fatigue study uses population data
Fatigue study uses population data
A new study will highlight the daily lives of people living with myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) in New Zealand.
Pamphlet lists rainbow healthcare
Pamphlet lists rainbow healthcare
A new resource aims to help members of the rainbow community find supportive services.
Boxing club to fight for the homeless
Boxing club to fight for the homeless
A one-of-a-kind charity fight night is set to bring boxing back to the Dunedin Town Hall.
Boxing club to fight for the homeless
Boxing club to fight for the homeless
A one-of-a-kind charity fight night is set to bring boxing back to the Dunedin Town Hall.