Dredging up the Past on Aramoana Spit

Spring of 2021 saw some wild weather in the south, with storms and high winds featuring strongly on our radars....

Cable Quibbles, Spring Flowers and Fine Houses: Intriguing Roslyn

What is the appropriate way for a Dunedinite to celebrate the first day of spring? Why, by taking another (literal!)...

As I arrived in Lawrence for my investigation into the Chinese community that once lived there, I couldn’t help but...

There are little secrets hidden all over Dunedin. For example, there’s the recently-rediscovered trout hatching ponds at Logan Park. There’s...

Endangered church buildings seem to have become all too common of late. Two years ago I rushed to the Hillside...

I had to go back to St Clair. There were historic tidbits I’d come across when researching my post on...

Another sparkling day off dawned upon a car-less adventurer. There was nothing to do but find another on-foot adventure, and...

As the sun rose on a sweltering 2019, I looked back on a year well spent. I’ve visited so many...

There really is no end to Dunedin’s little secrets, and that was proved anew on a recent Sunday when I...

Deborah bay had been on my list for a long time, due to the remains of a ship with an...