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Post date September 25, 2020

Power outage hits hundreds in Alexandra April 24, 2024
More than 1100 customers in the Alexandra area are without power this morning.
Cold and wet start at Wānaka dawn service April 24, 2024
David Leslie at the Wānaka dawn service. Photo: Marjorie Cook Wānaka's 7am dawn service was an uncomfortable one, with hundreds of people huddled under umbrellas on the lakefront in the dark and pouring rain.
Marjorie Cook
'All we’re being asked to do today is to remember' April 24, 2024
A bugler at the Oamaru dawn service is lit by the full moon this morning. Photo: Wyatt Ryder The Oamaru War Memorial was basked in pink sunlight and accompanied by a full moon as the Reveille was played.
Wyatt Ryder
WW1 'always part of our family histories' - Dame Cindy Kiro April 24, 2024
Dame Cindy Kiro at the Pukeahu National War Memorial in Wellington. Photo: RNZ Dawn services are being held around the country this morning, as New Zealanders gather to remember those who gave their lives in combat.
ODT quiz: April 25 April 24, 2024
President re-elected April 24, 2024
At its annual meeting this month, Louise Ardley was re-elected as president of the Otago Lily Society.
Dance fellow planning a 24-person collaboration April 24, 2024
University of Otago 2024 Caroline Plummer Fellow in community dance Marcela Giesche is hoping to bring together 24 people to participate in a collaborative performance. Photo: Simon Henderson A series of events next week will celebrate International Dance Day, Monday, April 29.
Simon Henderson
Audience enthralled by stirring performance April 24, 2024
"BEETHOVEN, BRAHMS AND STRAUSS" Dunedin Symphony Orchestra Dunedin Town Hall Saturday, April 20 The Dunedin Symphony Orchestra responded beautifully to the steady hand of distinguished visiting conductor Matthias Bamert with a stirring performance of works by three great German composers on Saturday night.
Exhibition at University Central Library April 24, 2024
PHOTO: SIMON HENDERSON Welcoming people to a curious combination of cut and paste poetry, cross stitch and made-up magazines behind a fake picket fence is poet Liz Breslin.
Stormwater community day a success April 24, 2024
Ecotago scientist Andrew Innes sets up a microscope to show youngsters the tiny creatures living in the water of Tomahawk Lagoon. PHOTO: SUPPLIED The inaugural stormwater community day at Tomahawk Lagoon attracted more than 100 people, keen to learn about water and environmental science.

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