Monday 23rd November, 2015
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A house built by tertiary students has gone under the hammer, raising thousands of dollars for local charities.

Over the years Otago Polytechnic's annual charity house auction has generated more than $800,000.

But staff are still yet to reach their ultimate goal.


Monday 16th November, 2015
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The terrorist attacks in France have sparked a global outcry, including a public vigil in the Octagon.

Many residents are worrying about the heightened threat of terrorism, and International Relations Professor Robert Patman joins us to talk about it.


Thursday 12th November, 2015

International business leaders are in the city teaching locals how to be successful with technology.

The American and Australian delegates are part of a network set up to foster innovative new concepts and business start-ups.

Local businesspeople are getting the opportunity to learn about how they can develop ideas using the latest broadband technology.

It's part of Dunedin's gigatown win and the city-wide effort to grow the local economy as a result.


Thursday 05th November, 2015
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The city is hot with royal fever, as hundreds of people have been turning out to see Prince Charles and his wife Camilla.

They've had a brief but busy tour of the city.

And those who waited to catch a glimpse of the regal pair were rewarded for their patience.


Monday 02nd November, 2015

A Japanese delegation is in the city to celebrate a milestone in an important relationship.

It's the 35th anniversary of Otaru and Dunedin becoming sister cities.

And the delegation's visit is likely to lead to greater opportunities.


Monday 02nd November, 2015
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Locals are recovering from an early Sunday start, after packing Octagon bars to watch the Rugby World Cup final.

The All Blacks took New Zealand to victory with a 34-17 win against Australia.

And now residents are rallying to see the trophy.


Friday 23rd October, 2015
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Dunedin Central Rotary is helping the global fight to end polio.

Locals are backing an international campaign to raise money for polio prevention.

And staff at one business in particular are showing their support in style.


Friday 23rd October, 2015
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An international expert in the use of lethal drones has been visiting the city to launch a book on the topic.

The Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies invited the author to discuss her findings with students at the University of Otago.

And she says modern warfare isn't just an issue for some countries.


Wednesday 21st October, 2015
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Russia is using air strikes in Syria against the Islamic State militant group ISIS.

It's changing the global fight against the terrorist organisation, in which New Zealand has an interest.

Professor of International Relations Robert Patman joins us to explain.


Wednesday 21st October, 2015
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A leading international expert in architecture is visiting the city to help launch a new art society.

The Otago Decorative and Fine Arts Society is the latest outreach of a wider English association.

And its guest lecturer is making sure to get her fill of the local built heritage.