Celebrity chef quits world-renowned Queenstown restaurant
Internationally-renowned Queenstown chef Vaughan Mabee has left Amisfield.
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Selection another first for Grimaldi
Selection another first for Grimaldi
Standing where it all began, Anna Grimaldi ticked off another bucket list item.
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Dunedin student uses wages to feed those in need
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Student uses wages to feed those in need
A Dunedin secondary school student hopes others will follow in his footsteps after he was caught filling a local food pantry with groceries paid for by his part-time wages.
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Overnight George St vigil ‘a very fun experience’
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Twenty-four-and-a-half-hour vigil ‘a very fun experience’
A Dunedin teenager who stayed up just over 24 hours for the opening of a new sportswear store says he ‘‘thought of it as a fun challenge’’.
Toitū te whenua - Māori Place Names Series 2
Toitū te whenua - Māori Place Names Series 2
Toitū te whenua - Māori Place Names Series 2
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Free laundry service means ‘everything’
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Free laundry service means ‘everything’
A free laundry service has set out on its endeavour to connect with people doing it tough across Dunedin.
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Festival gives ‘dad dancing’ moment in spotlight
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Festival gives ‘dad dancing’ moment in spotlight
Time to break out the robot, the backpack kid, the floss, the lasso — ooh, and the Carlton Banks.
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New mooring anchored in history
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New mooring anchored in history
After decades searching for a suitable site, the ORC finally has a new head office. Kim Dungey looks inside the multimillion-dollar building that has divided councillors and ratepayers.
ODT Rugby Chat: Family rivalry at its best
ODT Rugby Chat: Family rivalry at its best
On ODT Rugby Chat this week we talk to the coaching brothers Dion Lobb (Southern) and Matt Lobb (Green Island).
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Back where it all began
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Back where it all began
Peter Hayden has unfinished business with Roger Hall’s plays. So the Dunedin actor is staging End of Summertime in Dunedin, he tells Rebecca Fox.
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Bespoke wall kiosk warmly welcomed
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Bespoke wall kiosk warmly welcomed
Chris Baker is back on what he believes is the better side of Dunedin’s bus hub.
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Art festival sparks ‘friendly curiosity’
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Art festival sparks ‘friendly curiosity’
An organiser has hailed South Dunedin’s inaugural street art festival a success, as the celebration of local people, stories and history comes to a close.
Sea lion breeding success hailed
Sea lion breeding success hailed
For the first time in more than a century, Otago’s New Zealand sea lion/pakake population has produced more than 35 pups, putting it officially on track to breeding colony status.
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Inside the ORC's shiny new headquarters
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New ORC offices needed to happen: CEO
Whether central government decides to abolish regional councils or not, the construction of a new Otago Regional Council headquarters still needed to happen, its chief executive says.
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New restaurant brings Filipino flavours to Dunedin
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New restaurant brings Filipino flavours to Dunedin
The owners of a Filipino restaurant upgrading from suburban takeaways to central-city dining say it has always been their dream to open their own restaurant.
Anzac services draw crowds
Anzac services draw crowds
Several hundred people attended Anzac Day services across Clutha on Saturday morning, in mild, breezy conditions.
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New restaurant brings Filipino flavours to Dunedin
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New restaurant brings Filipino flavours to Dunedin
The owners of a Filipino restaurant upgrading from suburban takeaways to central-city dining say it has always been their dream to open their own restaurant.
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Visible presence: lights given to cyclists
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Visible presence: lights given to cyclists
For 12-year-old James Audeau, a free set of bike lights has just made his nighttime bike ride home from rugby practice a lot safer.
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Ornate table off to Australia
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Ornate table off to Australia
An ornate, nautical-themed table handmade by a Dunedin woman’s late husband is soon to be taken out of storage and shipped to its new life across the Ditch.
‘Powerful reminder’ Anzac spirit still part of us
‘Powerful reminder’ Anzac spirit still part of us
Poignant speeches and quiet remembrance marked Anzac Day services around the South on Saturday.