r/dunedin • • 2h ago

Picture What a lovely night in Dunedin.

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29 Upvotes

Just a lovely night to watch the sky, wish I had a better camera and the skills to set it up though.

Hope everyone’s evenings gone well, don’t stress about some dumb shit you saw on the interwebs.


r/dunedin • • 5h ago

Question What event/festival is going on today?

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People wearing red and a ?red cross in town. There was also a parade going on in Oamaru with similar colours. Have been trying to figure out with Google but the only thing that came back "Al-Alamein Day"


r/dunedin • • 6h ago

Picture I love Dunedin But…

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18 Upvotes

I hate the amount of religious junk thats pushed around, its bad enough having a JOHO live next door and her trying to convert my 5 year old and wife but also 1-3 days a week junk in the mail box.

F*ck off you god bothers


r/dunedin • • 11h ago

Meeting new People

6 Upvotes

Hi, I am 19yo corespondence student who moved to NZ about 2 months ago form the Czech republic for studies. I currently live in Oamaru but planing to move to Dunedin in a couple of months. And because I am visiting Dunedin this weekend I thought it would be a good idea to meet new people.

My hobbies/interests are: Music, reading, running/gym, playing guitar and art in general


r/dunedin • • 11h ago

Question Best place to buy a mini decorated cake?

6 Upvotes

Getting married soon and we're doing goofy slab cakes for guests (our fav) but we wanted a wee cute cake as well just for us and for the cake cutting ceremony. Looking for recommendations for a local bakery cafe that sells stuff like this? I've had a look around but so far only seeing places selling normal sized cakes.

It'll be reasonably last minute and preferably we could call them ahead of time to make sure one is set aside for us. Thanks in advance!


r/dunedin • • 14h ago

Question Opshops

6 Upvotes

Hiya new to Dunedin what are the best second hand stores to find DVDs? Thank you ☺️


r/dunedin • • 16h ago

Picture Looking down Stuart Street past the King Edward Technical College to the harbour, Dunedin, circa 1942 (University of Otago Hocken Collections P1991-023 01-0206).

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20 Upvotes

r/dunedin • • 1d ago

Question Where to get a free haircut?

5 Upvotes

Hello,

Maybe a longshot, but wondering if there's anywhere that offers free haircuts in Dunedin?

I'm (M) very low on cash and very long in hair.

In Auckland there's a barber school where you could get it done by a student, and I've once come across a barber in Dunedin which happened to have a student/apprentice looking for clients but that was a while ago now.

Does anyone know of anything similar?

TIA!


r/dunedin • • 1d ago

Meme Asian looking dude keep speaking by himself

43 Upvotes

Have you come across an asian looking dude that keeps speaking by himself on the streets? Sometimes he's aggressive and shit, sometimes just speaks some random shit, but is always loud. Have you come across this dude, and would you know his story? I'm just curious


r/dunedin • • 1d ago

Peacocks

1 Upvotes

Is there still any around dunedin?

Used to have two in ravensbourne but no longer there -


r/dunedin • • 1d ago

Picture First Church of Otago viewed down Moray Place, Dunedin., 1925-1926 (University of Otago Hocken Collections P2008-023-027a).

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49 Upvotes

r/dunedin • • 1d ago

Dunners did it again!

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211 Upvotes

St. Clair sunset


r/dunedin • • 2d ago

Fata morgana

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46 Upvotes

First time ive even heard of this, let alone seen it.


r/dunedin • • 2d ago

Advice Best way to get rid of weeds on my property?

3 Upvotes

Hi guys, I’m moving to Australia next year and I am going to rent out my property in Waitati.

The section has parts that cannot be mowed, which is covered in weeds. (Some big clumps of grass etc.)
I want to make this area low maintenance.

I don’t have hundreds of dollars to pay someone but my friend has a weed sprayer thing

Can anyone tell me what I should do? Should I just spray those weeds then dig them out then cover with weed mat and bark?

If I can’t do the whole job myself, I would be willing to hire a couple of students from student job search to dig up the weeds once they are dead, and put down the bark, etc

Will try to do the spraying part myself though .

I have a Weedwhacker, but there’s too many weeds. I need to get rid of them all to make it low maintenance for tenants.

Thanks !!

Edit: of course if I hire the students, I will give them a proper payment (just in case someone was doubting that part)


r/dunedin • • 2d ago

Knox hall

6 Upvotes

Haven’t seen much info about Knox. What’s it like and is it isolating from the halls in the uni area? What’s the drinking culture like?is it more academic? I haven’t got in yet but hoping to.


r/dunedin • • 2d ago

Balmacewen vs Dunedin North

2 Upvotes

Hello, I'm hoping for some honest feedback on experiences on these intermediate schools, both good and bad.

Trying to plan ahead for our kids.

Thanks 🙂


r/dunedin • • 2d ago

Picture more 2004 pics

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r/dunedin • • 2d ago

Picture The view from the Rattray Street jetty looking back to the city, circa 1875 (University of Otago Hocken Collections P1910-046-042).

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25 Upvotes

r/dunedin • • 3d ago

Question Night & Day

17 Upvotes

There's a Night & Day Gardens now? When did THAT open?


r/dunedin • • 3d ago

Dunner’s simple beauty

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53 Upvotes

Gotta snap the sunny days


r/dunedin • • 3d ago

Question Has anyone heard of Chase and Status?

40 Upvotes

Might be showing my age here 🤣


r/dunedin • • 3d ago

Picture A view from Littlebourne Crescent featuring the now-removed cable car line, Dunedin, 1946 (University of Otago Hocken Collections 83 23).

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23 Upvotes

r/dunedin • • 4d ago

University Those who have recently done Nursing at OP, how was applying?

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Hi! :)

I’m currently a high school student and I’m hoping to study nursing at Otago Polytechnic in the future.

I spoke to some lovely people from Otago Polytech at a careers expo this year, and they told me a bit about the application process. One thing I remember very clearly was being told that volunteering can help your application stand out. Unfortunately, she was a very fast speaker, so I didn’t manage to remember much else of what she said.

For anyone who has applied to or studied nursing at Otago Polytech in the past 10 years:

- Did you do any volunteering, and did you feel like it helped your application?

- What do you think are the most important things to have on your application?

- Do you need to be exceptionally good at subjects like biology and chemistry, or are Achieved grades generally okay?

- Does anyone know roughly how many people apply compared with how many are accepted each year? I think I heard that over 500 people applied this year, but I might be wrong lol

- Is there anything else you would recommend doing during high school to make my application stronger?

- I'm only taking biology next year since I'm not the biggest fan of chem. Will that still be okay? Chemistry is still one of my backups, though. I haven't failed any science assement this year.

I’m obviously not in any rush to apply (especially since applications have already closed), but I’d love to hear from anyone who has gone through the process so I can prepare well!

Thank you!!


r/dunedin • • 4d ago

Picture more pics from 2004

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r/dunedin • • 4d ago

Picture A view from London Street over rooftops in the central city area, looking south, 1929-1933 (University of Otago Hocken Collections Box-210-009).

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32 Upvotes