Queen meeting 'fabulous'
Queen meeting 'fabulous'
It was nearly 70 years ago but Jimmy Sprague’s eyes sparkle as he recalls glimpsing Queen Elizabeth II and her husband Prince Philip.
Sam Henderson
Taking spring cleaning to the great outdoors
Taking spring cleaning to the great outdoors
As winter starts to fade and spring begins to emerge, thoughts may be turning towards spring cleaning.
It's a matter of Pride
Rebrand a matter of Pride for Dunedin group
There is a growing mood of optimism at Dunedin Pride.
Pupils win at taekwondo nationals
Pupils win at taekwondo nationals
Grace and precision are all important to young athletes Sophia Le and Ryan Zhou.
Fancy that!
Fancy that!
Cycling women Megan Moyle, Heather Cunningham, Joyce Lepperd, Jeanette Robinson Tromop and Ruth Barton are getting ready to take part in the inaugural Dunedin Fancy Women Bike Ride.
온라인 바카라사이트 추천원인을위한 공동
온라인 바카라사이트 추천원인을위한 공동
Opoho School pupils Chloe Xu, Niko Jimenez-Cunninghame and Oscar Bunce try on colourful wigs in preparation for Wig Wednesday.
‘Lovely’ Probus group to celebrate 25 years
‘Lovely’ Probus group to celebrate 25 years
A luncheon for the 25th anniversary of the Mosgiel Ladies Probus group will be particularly special for one of the founding members.
Giving voice to those affected by dementia
Giving voice to those affected by dementia
REVIEW: Voices of people living with dementia are conveyed with conviction in WOW! Production’s verbatim play The Keys Are In the Margarine.
A trio of Chinese celebrations
A trio of Chinese celebrations
A celebration on September 10 aims to thread the strands of Dunedin’s multicultural community together.
Rebrand a matter of Pride for Dunedin group
Rebrand a matter of Pride for Dunedin group
There is a growing mood of optimism at Dunedin Pride.
OGHS pupil makes international athletic debut
OGHS pupil makes international athletic debut
Ready to run is Otago Girls’ High School pupil Catherine Lund.
Running man calls time on race
Running man calls time on race
It is almost time for marathon timekeeper Laurie Hill to make a timely exit, but he is not quite finished with his stopwatch.
The baby farmer of North East Valley
The baby farmer of North East Valley
It was an innocent advertisement, tucked between a "for sale" listing and a dressmakers. But behind the pages of the 1879 newspaper lay a dark tale of greed and neglect.
Children’s music all part of the family
Children’s music all part of the family
Stepping into nature is at the heart of the latest album from children’s music duo Mr Roberelli.
메이저 바카라 사이트 Lights Up
메이저 바카라 사이트 Lights Up
There have been some dark nights in Brockville recently but a recent call to Aurora Energy helped shed light on the problem.
Navigating our history first-hand
Navigating our history first-hand
A model display at the entranceof the Pacific Cultures gallery at Tuhura Otago Museum showshow innovation and keen observation of the forces of nature helped Pacific people undertake extraordinary...
StarJam workshops prove a hit
StarJam workshops prove a hit
Exuberant energy fills the room as the Mosgiel Melody Makers gather for music and movement.
The bus stop that can’t stand still
The bus stop that can’t stand still
A bus stop in North East Valley has become a bit of a sticky problem for both the Otago Regional Council and Dunedin City Council.
Late rush of nominations
Late rush of nominations
It has been a case of going from slim pickings to an embarrassment of riches.
Houseplants: no easy house guest
Houseplants: no easy house guest
Covid-19 lockdowns has sparked an appreciation of the environment we live in and has spurred an interest in indoor plants, but it is not as easy as you think, Simon Henderson reports.