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- Balclutha pupils create Christmas boxes for children in developing nations
Pupils aged eight to 13 at Balclutha School became real life Christmas elves for needy kids in other countries last week.
- Police to re-enact missing Central Otago man's last known movements
Police searching for a missing Central Otago man will tomorrow re-enact his last known movements, a week after he was last seen.
- Big operation began as teen's workshop in Gore
When Hamish Gardyne went into business, he was young, he acknowledges.
- Bakery environment left employee 'broken'
A Dunedin bakery whose owner was this week fined for not paying staff properly was a "very depressing and lonely" place to work, a former employee says.
- A van and a plan attracts donations for foodbanks
When Steph Cardno-Fa'asega heard Dunedin's foodbanks were almost empty she decided to use the two things she had at her disposal — time and a really big van.
- Booting it for mental health fundraiser
Showing off their running equipment for the Girls With Gumboots mental health fundraiser are Balmacewen Intermediate School pupils (from left) Fleur de Clifford (13), Sophie Thode (12), Eleanor Dean (12) and Zara Lunam (13) in Dunedin yesterday.
- Area's stories at core of geopark strategy
The Waitaki Whitestone Geopark is going through a new formation.
- Anderson ready for step up to UFC competition
Reaching the Ultimate Fighting Championship is no longer just a dream for Brogan Anderson.
- Aucklanders' return will be a 'godsend'
The return of fully vaccinated Aucklanders to Queenstown by Christmas will be a "godsend" for the resort, a long-time hospitality manager says.
- Assisted dying to be available from Monday
More than 30 South Island doctors have expressed an interest in providing assisted dying services.
Featured documents
- Murder victim loved, missed
Brent Bacon came to Dunedin for a fresh start in 2018, a move that brought him closer to family and gave his life stability. But within months he was dead, beaten to death with a cricket bat. Rob Kidd looks at how the tragedy unfolded and speaks to a family left clutching the memories of a larger-th...
- Canterbury/Westland architectural design awards: Christchurch homes dominate regional awards
A Housing Co-op, a Merivale home with a reflective pond, an ode to The Christchurch Style, and an Opawa Swamp House were among the winners on Friday night at the 2021 Canterbury/Westland ADNZ Resene Architectural Design Awards....
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Professional rugby's most successful club languished last in the inaugural Super 12 in 1996, though it is hardly a footnote in the history of the Crusaders. Indeed the chronicle of the Christchurch-based team's first 25 years is a quintessential rags to riches story, documented in minute detail in...
- Southern Queen's Birthday Honours 2021
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- Serving up a one-fish dish
Australian chef and ''fish butcher'' Josh Niland — known to Kiwis through his appearances on Australian Masterchef — is on a mission to show people fish is much more than two fillets held together by a head and tail....
- 'Very feminine, loud and super campy': Life as a drag queen from Lincoln
Mark Jackson, of Lincoln, bought his first pair of heels seven years ago - and has never looked back. Having been inspired to become a drag queen by the musical Priscilla Queen of the Desert, today the 32-year-old supermarket worker talks to reporter Susan Sandys about his life as Lady Bubbles....
- Acts of creation
Tane, Maui and Hine-nui-te-po are back, reclaimed and recast for new generations by master story teller Witi Ihimaera, writes Tom McKinlay....
- Budget justice
There is a growing gap between who can and who cannot access New Zealand's legal system. But a proposed nationwide online collaboration to help people become their own DIY legal advocates could bridge the divide, Dr Bridgette Toy-Cronin tells Bruce Munro....