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- Juggling, circus festival comes south for Easter
The dynamic art of defying gravity will be celebrated this Easter weekend.
- Filling Grandfather's shoes at Warbirds
A pilot with Dunedin roots will savour a unique experience during the Warbirds Over Wānaka air show, which returns tomorrow for the first time since 2018 due to the disruptions of the Covid-19 pandemic.
- DCC licence plate parking
In another step towards modernising Dunedin's parking systems, Dunedin City Council-owned carparks are having licence plate recognition (LPR) technology installed.
- Early snow raises hopes of long season
Snow appeared on mountains around Wānaka yesterday morning, bringing hope to the hearts of those hankering for winter fun.
- All go for highly anticipated air show
Warbirds has liftoff.
- Clearing under way
Volunteers get stuck in clearing exotic vegetation from Gerry's Rock in Burns Park Scenic Reserve during a recent workday organised by the Friends of Burns Reserve Trust.
- Art seen: March 28
"Splash Club", Emily Hartley-Skudder
- Alexandra undies flusher bungs up pipes
The hunt is on for a mystery undies flusher, or flushers, clogging Alexandra's wastewater system.
- Cruise ship due
Cruise ship Noordam is due to arrive in Port Chalmers tomorrow morning from Lyttelton.
- 'You can't get it back'
For the first time, a series of works artists Jeffrey Harris and his wife, the late Joanna Margaret Paul, did of each other in the first years of their relationship are being exhibited. Harris talks to Rebecca Fox about his first loves.
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