Issue 12, 2023

News

Coup Leader Steps Down
Ding-Dong-Ditchers Invade Castle Street
Dive Otago Threatens Spearfishers with Legal Action
Government Announces ‘Bread and Butter’ Budget:
Graduation Walk Diverted by Cones
OUSA Student General Meeting is Here

Features

GET THE HECKLE OFF STAGE: Heckling in Ōtepoti’s Live Music Scene
Miss Representation: The New Era of the ‘Dunedin Sound’ Maintains The Sexist Undercurrents of the Past

Columns

Booze Review: Purple Death
Chargrills: Brownies
Editorial: Music to My Ears
Horoscopes: Week 12
Local Produce: Je Pleure
Moaningful Confessions: Yearner’s License

Culture

Banned Shirts: Why Not Knowing the Band is an Act of Feminism
Drum and Bass: How it took root in Dunedin
Opinion: Busking Needs a Glow-Up
QUIZ: Which Dunedin Venue Are You?

21st May 2023

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