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In some societies a smaller physique is sought after, but in some cultures bigger is better.
When it comes to fledgling sea birds, being a big record breaking fatty is a good thing.
After a hectic year at Dunedin's Forsyth Barr Stadium, the turf is now being ripped up and re-sown, hopefully creating a lush field of grass by February.
The re-turfing was scheduled for the end of next year, but has been brought forward to fit into a break between events over the next two months.
Led by the ministry of education, The Tuia Matauranga roadshow made a stop in Dunedin yesterday.
The event commemorates the first waka hourua and European ships arriving in Aotearoa.
Taieri Beach School pupils made an expedition to the local river mouth for the annual whitebaiting trip recently.
The event gave the children the chance to see first hand what they've been learning in the classroom regarding the life cycle of the tiny native fish.
Santa Claus made a special visit to Dunedin Hospital to meet children, who were unable to attend Sunday's parade.
With the help of the Santa Parade Trust, there were more than enough presents to hand out, with some of the gifts being made in the Otago Corrections Facility workshop.
With less than a month to go before Christmas, towns and cities around Otago and Southland have already started holding their annual Santa parades.
This weekend saw the streets of Oamaru, Dunedin and Invercargill filled with floats, in a celebration of both Christmas and the local communities.
A conservation department rodent catching dog was flown to Taieri Airfield after he was rescued from remote Campbell Island.
He'd been lost, around 700km from home, but the pint-sized terrier is now back on the Mainland.
Black Friday sales are a North American tradition where retailers have big specials on the day after Thanksgiving, the fourth Thursday in November.
The South Today took to the street to ask people if they knew what Black Friday was, what they were planning to buy and whether it was a good idea to adopt American traditions.
Roger Kan has been buying and selling produce since the 1950s, running a sideline business to his parent's iconic fruit and vegetable shop.
But the 86-year-old has now decided to pass the business on to fellow food supply company Kaan Catering Supplies.
Lunchtime diners in Dunedin's Octagon got a taste of what's planned for tomorrow's St Andrew's Day celebrations.
Local strongman Jayden Hill is set to lend a hand in the Highland games section, demonstrating some impressive lifting.