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- Head to the harbour for magical Matariki light show
THOSE looking for some uplifting light in the darkness of mid-winter Dunedin can find it in Otago Harbour tonight.
- Trust adjusts to suit market’s uncertainty
THE Otago Community Trust may have to adjust its grants budget in the future if the current market volatility carries on.
- Accused’s rooms were bugged by police
THE motel where the woman accused of the murder of Dale Watene stayed was bugged as police thought the search of her house would prompt her to communicate about his death, a court heard yesterday.
- SpateofcitycrashesasairportrecordscoldestJuneday
DUNEDIN Airport had its coldest June temperature on record yesterday, as temperatures plummeted and hoar frosts gripped the southern region.
- Feedback sought on ‘safer’ Princes St
DUNEDIN’S Princes St could be made better for buses, more attractive and ‘‘safer for everyone’’, and the Dunedin City Council is seeking ideas from the public on how to make this happen.
- Matarikibringsschoolcommunitytogether
TE PAKIHI o Maru’s Matariki celebrations were also an opportunity to welcome the school community back for the first time this year.
- Te Kaika’s sudden replacement
DUNEDIN’S one-stop-shop health provider Te Kaika has suddenly replaced its chief executive.
- Presbyterian Support buys Castlewood Home
AN aged-care facility which has been under scrutiny will begin life under new ownership next week.
- $1.4m CSS facility may open next year
A $1.4million addition to Catholic Social Services’ family support services footprint in South Dunedin could open its doors next year.
- Positive sentiments for vehicle on beach changes
SENTIMENT towards a proposed new vehicle beach access bylaw for Clutha was broadly positive during an initial round of hearings yesterday.
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THE return of cruise ships to Otago Harbour is on the horizon, Port Otago says....
- Dunedin leading New Zealand jab table
DUNEDIN remains at the top of the table when it comes to the portion of its eligible population that is fully vaccinated....
- Integrity, hard work helped many sports
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- Ardent, tireless advocate for region
NORTH Otago lost one of its most passionate advocates on May 28 with the sudden death of Helen Florence Brookes, aged 81....
- Leadershipdevoted,inclusive,warm
THE times were often tumultuous, the challenges confronting and Dunedin had a leader determined to steer a new course....
- Mosques closed with secretive unchallengeable evidence
France has closed mosques with powers that some critics say use secretive evidence. Juliette Jabkhiro reports from Allonnes....
- Acenturyofcommunism:howasuperpowerevolved
As China marks the centenary of its ruling party, Richard McGregor , of The Observer, examines key episodes in its tempestuous history, including the Long March, Mao’s purges and Xi Jinping’s rise to the top of an emerging superpower....
- ‘At the centre of a bombastic maelstrom of sound’
IF all he had ever done was record the album Bat Out of Hell, Meat Loaf, who died on January 20 aged 74, would still be guaranteed his own plinth in the museum of rock’n’roll....
- As the war rages, Finns steel themselves for what may lie ahead
Guns, bomb shelters and anti-radiation meds: More people in Finland are preparing for war with Russia. TamiAbdollah , of USA Today, reports....