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The beer was chilled and the kegs were flowing as the last bastion of Scarfie culture took place on Saturday 21 March.
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Following the trend current in Invercargill, Dunedin’s own “code brown” situation occurred last weekend at Moana Pool, with those wanting a “leisurely” swim needing to head out to the harbour for a “free” swim.
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Next time you’re heading out of the North D bubble to go on a camping trip, make sure it’s not to an Arctic island.
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The ODT features its own gambling section now, with tips being given for the Pick6 at Methven in the weekend. However, the chat does sound slightly sinister, with one stand-out sentence being “if you wanted to have one rough one here, it would be Alan Golightly.”
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A witty dragging on the coat-tails of Keeping up with the Kardashians, this week sees a feature of four Dunedin sisters being likened to the Kardashians. At least they are a smarter, savvier and less cringe-worthy version.