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Impact Charter Schools founder, principal and others have been named in a search warrant alleging possible financial crimes, fraud and theft at the school in Baker.

The Dunedin Public Art Gallery is celebrating the life of Bay of Plenty-born Otago artist Marilyn Webb with a comprehensive retrospective filling...

When we talk about the pioneering generation of modern Māori artists, the names most typically heard are men: Ralph Hotere, Sandy Adsett, Selwyn Wilson, Muru Walters or Para Matchitt.  Deserving more recognition is Marilynn Webb. Of Ngāpuhi, Te Roroa and Ngāti Kahu descent, Webb passed away in 2021. She is best known for prints that connect us to the landscape, considering the effects of environmental and human history. 

With a major retrospective of the late artist Marilynn Webb’s works being held at the Dunedin Public Art Gallery, nearby Olga Gallery has chosen to...

Yet another City Gear store was burglarized just before 2 a.m. Wednesday, marking the fourth in less than a week.

Profiles of all the Southern recipients from this year's King's Birthday honours list.     CNZM   ‘Privileged’ to work alongside tuatara   Emeritus...

Before the grapes turn into Oregons renowned pinot noir, someone has to harvest them. This is what it looks like.

Before the grapes turn into Oregons renowned pinot noir, someone has to harvest them. This is what it looks like.

– Marilyn Webb passed peacefully in her Paso Robles home on April 28. Marilyn graduated from El Cerrito High School in the Bay Area, and she attended college at San Francisco State and Cuesta College. She was working at a savings and loan association in Berkeley when she met her new next-door neighbor who had just returned from military service in the Korean War. Thus began the long and beautiful relationship between Marilyn and Ken; they were married for 65 years.

A Trip Back in Time: Gleneagles December 15 2020, 10.00am Sign up for our newsletter and let our nostalgia team take you on a trip back in time Thank you for signing up to our Nostalgia newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Each week, we will take you on a trip back in time with a selection of photographs picked from DC Thomson’s vast archives. This week, the focus is on Gleneagles. Our first image shows Gleneagles Hotel chef Jean-Maurice Cottet holding up...