Cheryl Neill's fundraising challenge - Portobello School teacher Cheryl Neill will take on the challenge of a 280km walk in Portugal to raise funds for the Dunedin Night Shelter.

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Australian science communicator, writer and presenter Rachel Rayner will be a special guest of New Zealand International Science Festival 2025, presenting sessions ranging from quantum particles to science poetry. She shares her enthusiasm for all things science ahead of her first trip to New Zealand.

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NZ Young Writers Festival 2025 - Ruth Harvey and Katrina Thomson from Dunedin Fringe say expressions of interest from young writers between the ages 18 to 35 to be involved in this year's festival and accompanying wānanga at Puketeraki Marae are open.

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Regulatory Standards Bill - Prof Andrew Geddis from University of Otago Faculty of Law explains the background and process around the Regulatory Standards Bill currently out for public submissions.

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Annemarie Duff of Christchurch band T. G. Shand discusses latest single The Deadpan Break, which has several Dunedin connections.

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Kemp Reynolds is chair of Life Education Trust Coastal Otago. He talks about the Trust's work, ahead of their upcoming street appeal.

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South Dunedin Community Network's Kirsten Gibson previews the Community Hui to take place on 11 June

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Dr Ihirangi Heke will be at Scifest 2025 for a couple of events, including an inspiring session exploring Atua Matua, a unique framework grounded in mātauranga Māori that explores the connections between environment and health

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Prof Andrew Geddis from University of Otago Faculty of Law talks us through how regulations are made and amended.

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This week, local volunteer Arthur Blondell will receive an Outdoor Access Champion award. He spent the last 12 years building and maintaining the 7km River Track, comminly cllaed Arthur's Track, which follows the south branch of the Waikouaiti River in the picturesque Silverpeaks Scenic Reserve. Phil Culling, Acting Chief Executive for Herenga ā Nuku Aotearoa, the Outdoor Access Commission, will be in Dunedin to present the award.

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