Welcome return of marathon
Welcome return of marathon
Third time’s the charm, at least that is what organisers of the Emerson’s Dunedin Marathon are hoping.
Sam Henderson
Olympian gives pointers
Olympian gives pointers
Olympian Andrea Kilday kicks out as members of Green Island Taekwondo adopt a fighting stance behind her.
‘Sexwise’ returns to town
‘Sexwise’ returns to town
A free public performance of The Theatre in Health Education Trust (Theta) show Sexwise tomorrow at the Dunedin Centre will be a chance for the local community to see how performers use humour and...
Game offers creative expression
Game offers creative expression
In an ongoing series for The Star, reporter Simon Henderson is uncovering some of the creative people in the burgeoning video game industry in Dunedin. This week he explores a moody role-playing...
Exhibitors set to flock to annual bird show
Exhibitors set to flock to annual bird show
Feathers will be all aflutter as the New Zealand Poultry, Pigeon and Cage Bird Club celebrates its 45th annual show at Forrester Park this weekend.
Balloon twisting taking off
Balloon twisting taking off
Greer Holland is pumped up with a passion for balloon twisting.
Physio pool sorely missed
Physio pool sorely missed
Broken down and bone dry, Dunedin’s physiotherapy pool lies hollow and empty behind locked doors.
Building industry will need thousands
Building industry will need thousands
A massive building boom in Dunedin will need thousands of people in the construction industry as the new Dunedin Hospital project gains momentum.
Chilli Ea메이저 바카라사이트 홈런r는 Final에서 자리를 차지하기 위해
Chilli Ea메이저 바카라사이트 홈런r는 Final에서 자리를 차지하기 위해
It takes a cool customer to hang and not hurl while eating increasingly hot chillies.
Unique looks from nature
Unique looks from nature
A Dunedin artist is experimenting with ways to capture the colours of nature on handcrafted clothing.
Mower who goes extra yard
Mower who goes extra yard
Sometimes it's the people behind the scenes who clear the way for sporting success. Reporter Simon Henderson talks to Dave Mclean, who knows how to make a clean sweep for cross-country runners.
Mower who goes extra yard
Mower who goes extra yard
Sometimes it is the people behind the scenes who clear the way for sporting success. Reporter Simon Henderson talks to local identity Dave Mclean, who knows how to make a clean sweep for cross...
Unique looks from nature
Unique looks from nature
A Dunedin artist is experimenting with ways to capture the colours of nature on handcrafted clothing. Kirsten Koch uses a process called botanical dying which involves placing organic material...
Building industry will need thousands
Building industry will need thousands
A massive building boom in Dunedin will need thousands of people in the construction industry as the new Dunedin Hospital project gains momentum.
Chilli Ea바카라사이트 카지노판r는 최종적으로 승리하기 위해 그의 시원함을 유지합니다
Chilli Ea바카라사이트 카지노판r는 최종적으로 승리하기 위해 그의 시원함을 유지합니다
It takes a cool customer to hang on to your guts and not hurl while eating increasingly hot chillies.
Pirate radio
Pirate radio
Children’s radio host Captain Cornflakes talks to his newly appointed "news girl" Emery Goodwin (7), during his early morning radio show Space Station Kiwi on Radio Dunedin.
Physio pool sorely missed
Physio pool sorely missed
Broken down and bone dry, Dunedin’s physiotherapy pool lies hollow and empty behind locked doors. It has been a year since the pool had to close on May 20, 2021 when the heating unit broke down....
Darting away to Belgium
Darting away to Belgium
Europeans take their darts seriously, paradarts player Rob Gillan says.
Combining artistry and technology
Combining artistry and technology
The global gaming sector is worth billions and Dunedin is increasingly grabbing a bigger slice of the pie with an impressive collection of innovative video game companies.
Research focused on solar storms
Research focused on solar storms
Storms from space could be easier to predict thanks to a five-year project led by the University of Otago.