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depopulated in comparison with the North Island. At this time the local Māori moved with the seasons more than those further north. A complex web was developed of what tribe or family group had rights and responsibilities for what resources across Otago at different times. Villages were made up of wharerau (semi permanent houses) which could be left out of season and easy repaired when the group returned.
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their poor standard. At this time diseases such as typhoid and cholera were common due to poor drainage and sanitation. Assisted immigrants had to have their accommodation guaranteed for 48 hours after arrival and many spent this time in the
Caversham immigration barracks built in 1872. The gold rushes of the 1860s in Otago meant police often had a difficult time keeping the peace.
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375:, sparked by an incident on a ship in Otago Harbour in 1810, continued until 1823. With peace re-established Otago Harbour went from being a secret sealers' haven to an international whaling port. The sealer John Boultbee recorded in the 1820s that the 'Kaika Otargo' (settlements around and near Otago Harbour) were the oldest and largest in the south.
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529:, the Scottish capital. Charles Kettle the city's surveyor, instructed to emulate the characteristics of Edinburgh, produced a striking, 'Romantic' design. The result was both grand and quirky streets as the builders struggled and sometimes failed to construct his bold vision across the challenging landscape. Captain
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January 1907 the sewerage pipe outfall into the harbour was improved to discharge at different tide levels. The Musselburgh pumping station was set up in 1908 and a pump installed in 1911 for more suction. The sewage was then moved to Lawyers Head and then extended off the coast at St Kilda beach.
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Christchurch and Lyttleton in 1862 a second network was built between Dunedin and Port Chalmers. The first phone call in New Zealand was made by Charles A. Henrybetween Dunedin and Milton on a home made device. The first telephone office was opened
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As the upper harbour had no deep water port the two locations of Port
Chalmers and Otakou, both in the lower harbour, were initially suggested as the colony's location. However, the lack of flat land on the Otago Peninsula and its proximity to Māori settlements lead to the upper harbour being settled
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of the late 70s saw them become common again. By 1983 all-electric buses had been removed in favour of diesel. Communications changed slowly, with cell phones being brought in 1987 and allowed texting in 1998. The first computer arrived in
Dunedin in 1963 for the Casbury Fry Hudson ltd manufacturing
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grew up, the later Labour firebrand whose novels exposing these conditions would shock the country. in 1880 half the female workforce worked as domestic servants, the pay was poor. As new jobs became available as wages rose and less domestic servants were hired. The push for moral reform and women's
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In a relatively short period of time the economy shifted from a communal economy where the main unit was the tribe or extended family to a capitalist economy where the main unit was the individual (almost always male) or corporation. In the early 1800s the subsistence and barter economy of the Māori
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Dunedin sent proportionately more personnel to the First World War than the other New Zealand districts and the losses were proportionately greater (with 1831 men killed). The
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from about the middle of the 17th century. These migrations, incidentally attended by bloodshed, did not represent a replacement of earlier groups. The dominant group of people changed, but their ancestral lineage (whakapapa ) was still connected to previous groups. Personalities from this time and
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style and R.A Lawson's
Municipal Chambers in the Octagon restored. The university's growth accelerated. North Dunedin became New Zealand's largest and most exuberant residential campus. In 1989 local body reform saw the creation of the present huge territorial Dunedin—the country's largest city by
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Dunedin in 1907. New Zealand's first radio was built in 1902 by J.L. Passmore a Dunedin teenager, who later managed a 10 km broadcast. Dunedin's Waipori hydroelectric plant started producing electricity in 1907 and in 1948 became the first remote-controlled power station in the
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a series of political prisoners often held without trial were kept in
Dunedin. This occurred over two main time periods 1869-1872 and from 1879-1881. During this time the prisoners were used for labour in the construction of many building projects around Dunedin and to a lesser extent on the Otago
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Ross Creek dam was built between 1865 and 1867 to provide drinking water for the city. The lower reaches of the Leith are contained within concrete channels. These, and the various weirs located in the Leith's stream—notably just to the north of
Woodhaugh Gardens, were built to prevent a repeat of
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respectively. The university quickly expanded to teach mining (1872), Law (1873) and medicine (1875). A combination of money, good building stones and the then Scottish international pre-eminence in architecture saw a remarkable flowering of substantial and ornamental buildings, unusual for such a
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Borough Council; Caversham, now a mainly residential suburb of Dunedin, was originally a thriving industrial town which had been founded by predominantly English settlers. The town quickly gained a reputation for mud and a line of branches were put down on the main street from 1848 to 1850 to make
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An urban marae had been suggested in Dunedin since the 1960s but it was not until 1980 that the Arai Te Uru Marae opened. This still made it one of the first urban marae in the country. A political motivated arson destroyed the buildings in 1997 and they were reopened after a rebuild in 2003. The
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In the gold rush some people made fortunes and built grand houses, however, slums also developed in the inner city. Many of Dunedin's first subdivisions had no proper sanitary arrangements. This included the housing developments of the mayor John Hyde Harris in 1867, who was warned and fined for
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now meet. The Toitu Stream (now largely built over) used to run from Mornington down Serpentine Avenue and Maclaggan Street, turning to run south to the harbour at the top of Water Street. The memory of this stream is preserved in the angle High Street crosses Princes Street and the name of the
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With the founding of Dunedin the new colony, still reliant on Māori for food, began to clear land for farming. Initially harvests were erratic but generally superior to those in Britain. Once food production was stabilized grain was exported to Australia and some settlers started practicing the
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For the first 150 years after settlement the population of all New Zealand remained extremely low (~2000 people) and the southern South Island with its high seal population was a major hub of activity. However, from 1500 onward, as kumara could not be grown at Dunedin's latitude the area became
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The money and people flowing into Dunedin at this time required and funded changes to the natural environment of the upper harbour. By the early 1870s, Dunedin stood as a reconcilable equivocate of the modern city. The general street plan of a central city octagon with major north-south roads
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was held in the city as showcase of Dunedin and Otago. The exhibition had displays from western Europe and the South Pacific and was seen as a way to prolong Dunedin's importance beyond the gold rush which had started to slow. The main pavilion was later to become Dunedin's hospital and was
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The first car owned by someone living in Dunedin was steam powered 1901 and delivery van 1904 (horses are largely phased out by the 1930s). In 1913, after public polling the road to Portobello was opened to motor ventricles, originally being closed to them due to safety concerns.
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was staged at Logan Park to coincide with the five yearly census. 3.3 million people visited, more than attended any New Zealand exhibition before or since. The tramways' profits paid for a new town hall, still New Zealand's largest. But population growth continued to slow.
564:(1793–1852) in 1849 led to the first development of permanent roading in the area; Valpy, reputedly the wealthiest man in New Zealand, had a branch dray road built from Dunedin's central settlement to his St. Clair farm which ran along the edge of what is now South Dunedin.
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set in. In early 1932 there were urban riots later repeated in the northern centres. Despite the city's slow growth, the university continued to expand boosted by its monopoly in health sciences. The developing Colleges and Halls saw the establishment of a student quarter.
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area until the creation of Auckland Council in 2010. The city continued to refurbish itself, rehousing the Dunedin Public Art Gallery in the Octagon in 1996 and buying and restoring the Railway Station, a new stadium and recently completed a large development of the
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later, such as Taoka and Te Wera, Tarewai and Te Rakiihia are identified with events at Huriawa, Mapoutahi, Pukekura and Otepoti and have descendants known in the historical period. Te Rakiihia died and was buried somewhere in what is now central Dunedin about 1785.
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In this time too people started to notice Dunedin's mellowing, the aging of its grand old buildings, with writers like E.H. McCormick pointing out its atmospheric charm. R.N. Field at the art school inspired young students to break from tradition with
861:, however, Julius Vogel's immigration and development scheme brought thousands more especially to Dunedin and Otago before recession set in during the 1880s. The long depression led to drug ascendancy and depression and an increase in residence at the
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are others started in this time. In the central city the branches that held back the mud on the street were replaced with limestone blocks and a sewerage system started construction in 1863 finishing in 1908. Representing the local Scottish heritage
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allowed the harbour to almost break through to the sea, however, there is no record of it doing so during this time. It has been speculated that the silting up of this harbour entrance lead to the abandonment (late 1700s) of the village of
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south. It was the only one of New Zealand's original six provinces to have a Māori name - a reflection of the area's European settlement in pre-colonial times. There were squabbles between 'the Old Identity' - the Scottish,
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occupation of the wider Dunedin area occurred within decades of their arrival in New Zealand (1280–1320). The population at this time was concentrated along the southern coast and they relied on seals and to a lesser extent
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settlement in 1848. Residential areas outside the belt became separate boroughs, and were not amalgamated with Dunedin until much later. The Garden - New Zealand's oldest - was established in 1863 on a site surrounding the
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The Green Island landfill opened in 1981 Fluoride started to be added to Dunedin's drinking water in 1966, and is currently used in 85% of homes. Storm water was separated from sewage in the 1980s.
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The main roads through the city changed to a one-way system in 1968. The first trolley bus went into operation in 1950 going to Opōho. By 1960s Dunedin had 76 trolly buses which replaced trams, the
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and Saddle Hill. He charted the area and reported penguins and seals in the vicinity which led sealers to visit, their first recorded landings being late in the first decade of the 19th century.
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led to a rapid influx of people, giving Dunedin by 1865 the highest rate of population increase in the country. The new arrivals included many Irish, but also Italians, French, Germans,
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Anglican Cathedral, St. Paul's started in 1915 and consecrated in 1919 was the last great Gothic Revival building, and remains uncompleted. In another act of demographic defiance the
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at a retrial in 2009. Speculation about the case continued long after Bain was acquitted, including whether or not he should receive compensation for the years he spent in prison.
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in ancient time, of Kahui Tipua and Te Rapuwai, ancient peoples of shadowy memory, and then Waitaha, followed by Kāti Mamoe, the latter arriving late in the 16th century, and then
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was altered with the quick adoption of the pound as a means of exchange. The European's were reliant on the Māori for food right up until the late 1840s which also allowed for a
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Central Dunedin was heavily inundated with water twice during the 1920s, in 1923 and then in March 1929. The 1929 flood remains Dunedin's worst-ever flood. It was caused by the
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in 1890–1893 on their behalf. He paid his anti-suffragist campaigners a bounty for signatures collected, but lost credibility when some signatures were found to be fraudulent.
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was home to New Zealand's first golf course in 1872. The sewage was taken to Dunedin Harbour which was unpopular. Gas lighting was introduced to Dunedin Streets in 1863.
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for the bulk of their food. With reduced moa and seal numbers the population slumped. Elsewhere in New Zealand it grew again with the evolution of the horticulture based
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Started with four regional stations in 1969 they were networked, Dunedin and Wellington one channel and Auckland & Christchurch the other in 1980 became one system
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at Port Chalmers in 1879 to link shipping information to Dunedin. During the 20th century, influence and activity moved north to the other centres ("the drift north").
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When "a vibrant and productive Māori community was destroyed and total State control of all matters Māori, with full power over the Māori social order, was sought" at
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and others, back to the city, or to Dunedin for the first time, where some stayed and many lingered. Good Modernist buildings appeared, such as the Dental School and
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after a low weather system brought heavy rain to the coastal Otago region. Flood damage was exacerbated by the suburb's high water table and the breakdown of the
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This was a culturally vibrant time with the university's new privately endowed fellowships for writers, composers and visual artists, bringing James K Baxter,
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forming the first cell of indigenous Modernism. The Second World War saw the dispersal of these painters, but not before McCahon had met a very youthful poet,
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During and directly after the Gold Rush in the 1860s and 1870s was a time of prosperity many institutions and businesses were established in Dunedin. The
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Southern Hemisphere. The first municipal restrooms in Dunedin were only built in 1927. More companies and institutions were founded in these years, the
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connection at the normal internet price. The fiber cable rollout reached 11,615 homes and companies, saving Dunedin an estimated 15 million dollars.
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and Chinese, all lumped together by the earlier settlers as 'the New Iniquity'. This reduced the dominance of the earlier Scottish immigrants and
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The Exchange (1868 till its demolition in the 1960s). The stock exchange and the first building to house the University of Otago (1871 to 1878).
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Relative to the rest of the country Dunedin was in decline, however, merchants like Edward Theomin built his grand town house
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pumping station. 1,200 homes and businesses were damaged by flood damage, with total flood damage reaching $ 138,000,000.
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organised two ships to sail to the head of the Otago Harbour and found the colony of Dunedin. Soon after the discovery of
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transport bearable. In 1846, an ordinance for the establishment and maintenance of a constabulary force was passed.
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never existed in isolation, but have always been a staging ground between inland Otago and the wider world. While
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were abandoned by 1826 reflecting the massive loss of life from measles, population displacements from the
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Jaquiery, Stephen; Taonga, New Zealand Ministry for Culture and Heritage Te Manatu.
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Our St. Clair: A resident's history. Dunedin: Kenmore Productions Press.
1986:"An extremely low-density human population exterminated New Zealand moa"
1811:"An extremely low-density human population exterminated New Zealand moa"
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The Face of Nature: An Environmental History of the Otago Peninsula
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For the record: A history of the recording industry in New Zealand.
2247:"3. – Sewage, water and waste – Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand"
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The Face of Nature: An Environmental History of the Otago Peninsula
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In 2014 Dunedin won the "Gigatown" competition, giving residents a
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Taonga, New Zealand Ministry for Culture and Heritage Te Manatu.
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Taonga, New Zealand Ministry for Culture and Heritage Te Manatu.
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3446:, Dunedin, NZ: Oyago Daily Times and Witness Newspapers Co. Ltd.
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occurred destroying half the suburb, but with no loss of life.
3039:"8. – Telecommunications – Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand"
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2952:'Vive Aramoana' : the Save Aramoana Campaign, 1974-1983
647:. and was a leading advocate for an independent Otago. The
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and the new economic opportunities provided by Europeans.
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1961:"11. – Otago region – Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand"
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2500:"7. – Otago region – Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand"
2219:"9. – Otago region – Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand"
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With the rapid expansion of the city at the time of the
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First contacts between Māori and Europeans (early 1800s)
1786:"When was New Zealand first settled? - The date debate"
1550:
Dunedin Multidisciplinary Health and Development Study
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View of Dunedin looking south over the Octagon c. 1914
1529:" well known to rock music fans. Local bands such as
3102:"Project Auckland: Five big years of the Super City"
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327:(central Dunedin) and its associated Pā site above
185:The villages and then city that lay at the head of
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3418:Taka, a Vignette Life of William Tucker 1784–1817
3162:"Long closure for Otago Settlers Museum favoured"
2809:Cooke, Peter D. F.; Crawford, John A. B. (2011).
1356:Cumberland Street new one way system opens (1968)
1042:was an opulent building, both completed in 1906.
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576:majority, and 'the Little Enemy' - the English,
2725:, Archives New Zealand Info Sheet 4, March 2011
2612:"Dunedin service marks Parihaka reconciliation"
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1470:Suburban growth around Dunedin City after 1861.
891:Between 1881 and 1957, Dunedin was home to the
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3285:"Dunedin Gigatown opportunities 'squandered'"
841:The long depression and the first city (1873)
193:current official city limits extend north to
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3506:– a blog about historic buildings of Dunedin
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712:, and there were further allotments in both
3500:– article published by Dunedin City Council
2925:"1982: Smelter cancellation causes rethink"
2365:"The New Zealand Exhibition, Dunedin, 1865"
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1065:1925 New Zealand and South Seas Exhibition
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3145:CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (
2990:Staff, Bryan & Ashley, Sheran (2002)
2900:"Two-time refugees find respite in South"
2552:"New Zealand telecommunications timeline"
2194:"The establishment of New Zealand Police"
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2143:"Archaeologists working in Dunedin, 2012"
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1002:). From it came the establishment of the
3059:"Dunedin's Landfill and Its Inhabitants"
2463:. Otago Regional Council. Archived from
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228:Archaeological evidence shows the first
3477:, Otago University Press, p. 376,
2875:"Araiteuru marae to celebrate 30 years"
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1123:Otago and Southland volunteers for the
981:equality led to the suffrage movement.
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6374:Dunedin Writers & Readers Festival
4888:Dunedin Writers & Readers Festival
3458:. Wellington: A. H. & A. W. Reed.
3381:, Dunedin, NZ: Mills, Dick & Co.,
3342:"Dunedin council concedes flood fault"
3308:Mitchell, Charlie (28 November 2019).
3135:
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2484:Herd, J., and Griffiths, G.J. (1980).
1030:Newly Completed Dunedin Town Hall 1929
972:, religious refugees from what is now
964:, on the northern side of the Octagon.
6226:University of Otago Registry Building
4740:University of Otago Registry Building
1155:Images of the city of Dunedin in 1925
401:
7:
3354:from the original on 8 November 2020
2421:Herd, J. and Griffiths, G.J. (1980)
2340:"History of the University of Otago"
2167:"Oldest street unearthed in Dunedin"
1788:. Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand
1716:Rustic bridge at Ross Reservoir 1925
1590:murdering five members of his family
1588:In 1995 David Bain was convicted of
1335:flies over the Octagon in the 1930s.
826:highest recorded flood in March 1929
682:St Joseph's Roman Catholic Cathedral
91:
3420:, Dunedin, NZ: Port Daniel Press.,
2655:"Historic caves have story to tell"
2525:"Bell Tea to close Dunedin factory"
2074:. Otago Heritage Books. p. 17.
3396:Dunedin: Founding a New World City
2815:. Random House. pp. 136–138.
1765:List of historic places in Dunedin
1702:London Street Comfort Station 1919
1410:Abbotsford and Fairfield mid 1900s
1320:The Great Depression and world war
674:Maxwell Bury's clock tower complex
489:from before the gold rush of 1861.
487:buildings and locations in Dunedin
14:
6364:Dunedin Museum of Natural Mystery
4878:Dunedin Museum of Natural Mystery
3377:Bathgate, Alexander, ed. (1890),
3322:from the original on 27 June 2021
3260:"Dunedin's Gigatown rollout ends"
932:Political prisoners from Taranaki
886:New Zealand South Seas exhibition
877:was established in 1863. In 1893
207:history of the Dunedin urban area
3510:Map of Dunedin in 1872 and today
3393:Dougherty, Ian (November 2017),
3083:"Tapping into fluoride argument"
1760:List of historic hotels in Otago
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2587:"Truths far greater than myths"
2448:Dunedin, North and South Otago.
1304:. Heavy rainfall occurred from
907:Panorama of city centre in 1874
881:started production in Dunedin.
510:, through a company called the
306:) between the Toitu Stream and
5876:Island Park Recreation Reserve
4390:Island Park Recreation Reserve
3258:Loughrey, David (2018-06-22).
2837:New Zealand Journal of History
2305:Dunedin: A.H. & A.W. Reed.
2054:(Thesis). University of Otago.
986:1893 Women's Suffrage Petition
1:
5758:St Clair and St Kilda Beaches
4272:St Clair and St Kilda Beaches
3289:Otago Daily Times Online News
3264:Otago Daily Times Online News
3166:Otago Daily Times Online News
3012:Starr, Douglas (2018-01-30).
2971:Otago Daily Times Online News
2929:Otago Daily Times Online News
2904:Otago Daily Times Online News
2879:Otago Daily Times Online News
2766:Otago Daily Times Online News
2760:Houlahan, Mike (2018-11-10).
2659:Otago Daily Times Online News
2616:Otago Daily Times Online News
2591:Otago Daily Times Online News
2529:Otago Daily Times Online News
2523:Elder, Vaughan (2014-04-22).
2282:Otago Daily Times Online News
2048:Helen, Gilmore (2005-05-14).
1137:Otago Mounted Rifles Regiment
998:(under the editorship of Sir
853:from the First Church's spire
768:Dunedin's first railway, the
560:. The arrival at St Clair of
387:The village of Dunedin (1848)
291:The upper harbour (1300–1848)
205:, this articles focus is the
6410:Dunedin Thunder (ice hockey)
6405:Dunedin Technical (football)
6323:St Hilda's Collegiate School
4924:Dunedin Thunder (ice hockey)
4919:Dunedin Technical (football)
4837:St Hilda's Collegiate School
3283:Morris, Chris (2018-11-23).
2653:Morris, Chris (2012-01-20).
1330:Union Airways of New Zealand
1115:, in a central city studio.
784:to open in New Zealand. The
3434:Newton, Barbara A. (2003),
2303:The story of Early Dunedin.
1755:History of the Otago Region
835:Toitū Otago Settlers Museum
541:, was the spiritual guide.
425:John Wickliffe landing 1848
6513:
6440:Southern Festival of Speed
6430:Otago Nuggets (basketball)
6106:Dunedin Public Art Gallery
6064:Facilities and attractions
4954:Southern Festival of Speed
4944:Otago Nuggets (basketball)
4620:Dunedin Public Art Gallery
4578:Facilities and attractions
3456:Place names of New Zealand
3234:"David Bain case timeline"
2786:"The Call to Arms | NZETC"
2068:Griffiths, George (1990).
1889:. Otago University Press.
1660:2nd South Seas Exhibition
1197:Hillside Railway Workshops
1049:Dunedin Public Art Gallery
660:young and distant colony.
592:
338:Māori tradition speaks of
294:
6415:Highlanders (rugby union)
5038:
4929:Highlanders (rugby union)
3552:
3160:Gibb, John (2011-03-09).
2994:Auckland: David Bateman.
2090:Peter., Entwisle (2010).
1646:1st South Seas Exhibition
1592:in Dunedin; he was later
177:
131:Oldest settlement (1300s)
74:Middlemarch railroad 1891
53:
30:
6333:Trinity Catholic College
6308:Otago Girls' High School
6111:Dunedin Public Libraries
5906:Mount Watkin / Hikaroroa
4847:Trinity Catholic College
4822:Otago Girls' High School
4625:Dunedin Public Libraries
4420:Mount Watkin / Hikaroroa
3210:"Dunedin Police Station"
2949:Findlay, Angela (2004).
2131:Newton (2003), pp. 13–16
2094:. BookBaby. p. 19.
1341:international depression
1294:1929 New Zealand cyclone
1127:gathered and trained at
1004:New Zealand Labour Party
871:Otago Girls' High School
774:3 ft 6 in
611:in Dunedin. In 1865 the
40:aspirational drawing of
6435:Otago United (football)
6379:ID Dunedin Fashion Week
6359:Dunedin Gasworks Museum
6354:Dunedin Fringe Festival
6303:Otago Boys' High School
6288:Kaikorai Valley College
6116:Dunedin railway station
6091:Dunedin Botanic Gardens
4949:Otago United (football)
4893:ID Dunedin Fashion Week
4873:Dunedin Gasworks Museum
4868:Dunedin Fringe Festival
4817:Otago Boys' High School
4802:Kaikorai Valley College
4630:Dunedin railway station
4605:Dunedin Botanic Gardens
3473:West, Jonathan (2017),
2737:"Dunedin's electricity"
2425:Dunedin: John McIndoe.
2412:Newton (2003) pp. 42–44
2278:"The anatomy of a city"
1883:West, Jonathan (2018).
1348:Post war (1945–present)
1183:Dunedin Railway Station
1133:Otago Infantry Regiment
1081:William Mathew Hodgkins
1040:Dunedin Railway Station
863:Seacliff Lunatic Asylum
788:, linking Dunedin with
676:for the University and
537:, a nephew of the poet
508:Free Church of Scotland
277:Free Church of Scotland
6298:Logan Park High School
6283:John McGlashan College
6186:Otago Settlers' Museum
6096:Dunedin Chinese Garden
5856:Green Island (Ōkaihae)
5834:Dunedin volcanic group
5289:Ocean Grove (Tomahawk)
4812:Logan Park High School
4797:John McGlashan College
4700:Otago Settlers' Museum
4610:Dunedin Chinese Garden
4370:Green Island (Ōkaihae)
4348:Dunedin volcanic group
3803:Ocean Grove (Tomahawk)
3190:Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu
2851:"McMillan, Ethel Emma"
2488:Dunedin: John McIndoe.
1934:Otago, University of.
1750:History of New Zealand
1556:Building a modern city
1378:Windle Settlement 1906
1357:
1336:
1281:3rd Dunedin exhibition
1267:3rd Dunedin exhibition
1097:M.T. (Toss) Woollaston
1031:
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820:the serious damage to
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732:Changing the landscape
694:New Zealand exhibition
672:are notable examples.
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457:Southern Cemetery 1857
147:Burning of Otakou 1817
6201:St Joseph's Cathedral
5946:Rock and Pillar Range
5911:Orokonui Ecosanctuary
4715:St Joseph's Cathedral
4460:Rock and Pillar Range
4425:Orokonui Ecosanctuary
3399:, Saddle Hill Press,
2967:"The last good shake"
2636:Reeves, Jane (1989).
2450:Wellington: GP Books.
1990:Nature Communications
1815:Nature Communications
1583:Otago Settlers Museum
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1053:Otago Settlers Museum
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666:First Church of Otago
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500:John Turnbull Thomson
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6273:Bayfield High School
6216:Taieri Gorge Railway
6131:Forbury Park Raceway
5748:Ross Creek Reservoir
4787:Bayfield High School
4730:Taieri Gorge Railway
4645:Forbury Park Raceway
4262:Ross Creek Reservoir
3444:The Story of Dunedin
3442:Reed, A. H. (1956),
2839:(1989) 23#1 pp 68–86
2790:nzetc.victoria.ac.nz
2486:Discovering Dunedin.
2423:Discovering Dunedin.
1688:Carisbrook Park 1977
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808:now occupied by the
770:Port Chalmers Branch
589:The gold rush (1861)
517:The name comes from
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6338:University of Otago
6318:Queen's High School
6206:St Paul's Cathedral
6191:Portobello Aquarium
5679:Geographic features
5076:Dunedin Harbourside
4852:University of Otago
4832:Queen's High School
4720:St Paul's Cathedral
4705:Portobello Aquarium
4193:Geographic features
3590:Dunedin Harbourside
3498:History of our City
3379:Picturesque Dunedin
2122:Reed (1975), p. 128
2002:2014NatCo...5.5436H
1827:2014NatCo...5.5436H
1632:Oriental Hotel 1863
1520:Abbotsford landslip
1499:Ethel Emma McMillan
1458:North Dunedin 1860s
1394:South Dunedin 1860s
1169:Custom House Square
968:From the 1890s the
893:Dunedin cable trams
810:University of Otago
649:University of Otago
562:William Henry Valpy
473:Ferntree Lodge 1849
381:specialized economy
285:University of Otago
6497:History of Dunedin
6293:King's High School
6141:Hocken Collections
5314:Southern Endowment
5096:Warehouse Precinct
4807:King's High School
4655:Hocken Collections
3828:Southern Endowment
3610:Warehouse Precinct
3214:Ngāi Tahu Property
3138:has generic name (
3089:. 6 December 2008.
2556:www.wordworx.co.nz
2344:otago.custhelp.com
2301:Reed, A.H. (1956)
2198:New Zealand Police
2011:10.1038/ncomms6436
1836:10.1038/ncomms6436
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6252:Otago Daily Times
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4766:Otago Daily Times
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4385:Huriawa Peninsula
4217:Dunedin Town Belt
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3427:978-0-473-10098-8
3347:Radio New Zealand
3238:Radio New Zealand
3063:Critic - Te Arohi
2683:nzhistory.govt.nz
2320:nzhistory.govt.nz
1535:Straitjacket Fits
1288:The flood of 1929
1103:, Anne Hamblett,
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4375:Hawksbury Lagoon
4365:Great Moss Swamp
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6051:White Island
6021:Tunnel Beach
6016:Taieri River
6011:Taieri Plain
6001:Taieri Gorge
5996:Taiaroa Head
5886:Lake Tatawai
5846:Foulden Maar
5824:Careys Creek
5799:Blueskin Bay
5794:Allans Beach
5733:Moore's Bush
5723:Leith Saddle
5718:Lawyers Head
5651:Waldronville
5430:Littlebourne
5405:Halfway Bush
5400:Green Island
5264:Corstorphine
5228:Grants Braes
5187:Ravensbourne
5137:Leith Valley
5086:The Exchange
5059:Central city
4695:Otago Museum
4640:First Church
4565:White Island
4535:Tunnel Beach
4530:Taieri River
4525:Taieri Plain
4515:Taieri Gorge
4510:Taiaroa Head
4400:Lake Tatawai
4360:Foulden Maar
4338:Careys Creek
4313:Blueskin Bay
4308:Allans Beach
4247:Moore's Bush
4237:Leith Saddle
4232:Lawyers Head
4165:Waldronville
3944:Littlebourne
3919:Halfway Bush
3914:Green Island
3778:Corstorphine
3742:Grants Braes
3701:Ravensbourne
3651:Leith Valley
3600:The Exchange
3573:Central city
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1480:Ralph Hotere
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692:In 1865 the
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574:Presbyterian
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535:Thomas Burns
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223:inland Otago
206:
197:, inland to
184:
182:
99:Airport 1962
46:First Church
15:
6171:The Octagon
6166:Moray Place
6146:Knox Church
6046:Whareakeake
5956:Sandfly Bay
5951:Saddle Hill
5916:Otago Heads
5829:Deep Stream
5804:Bird Island
5753:Signal Hill
5621:Sawyers Bay
5566:Middlemarch
5511:East Taieri
5506:Company Bay
5410:Helensburgh
5380:Calton Hill
5355:Belleknowes
5284:Musselburgh
5252:Urban south
5192:St Leonards
5127:The Gardens
5105:Urban north
4685:The Octagon
4680:Moray Place
4660:Knox Church
4560:Whareakeake
4470:Sandfly Bay
4465:Saddle Hill
4430:Otago Heads
4343:Deep Stream
4318:Bird Island
4267:Signal Hill
4135:Sawyers Bay
4080:Middlemarch
4025:East Taieri
4020:Company Bay
3924:Helensburgh
3894:Calton Hill
3869:Belleknowes
3798:Musselburgh
3766:Urban south
3706:St Leonards
3641:The Gardens
3619:Urban north
3452:Reed, A. W.
2642:(BA(Hons)).
1572:Reinvention
1484:Janet Frame
1149:Spanish flu
1129:Tahuna Park
978:John A. Lee
670:Knox Church
662:R.A. Lawson
519:Dùn Èideann
342:excavating
314:and inland
270:Musket Wars
199:Middlemarch
6247:Channel 39
6161:Moana Pool
6086:Carisbrook
6006:Taieri Pet
5961:Sandymount
5881:The Kilmog
5661:Whare Flat
5656:Warrington
5641:Waikouaiti
5611:Pūrākaunui
5601:Portobello
5581:Ocean View
5496:Careys Bay
5450:Mornington
5365:Brockville
5345:Abbotsford
5338:Urban west
5304:Shiel Hill
5274:Kensington
5211:Urban east
5157:Mount Mera
5152:Maori Hill
5112:Balmacewen
4761:Channel 39
4675:Moana Pool
4600:Carisbrook
4520:Taieri Pet
4475:Sandymount
4395:The Kilmog
4175:Whare Flat
4170:Warrington
4155:Waikouaiti
4125:Pūrākaunui
4115:Portobello
4095:Ocean View
4010:Careys Bay
3964:Mornington
3879:Brockville
3859:Abbotsford
3852:Urban west
3818:Shiel Hill
3788:Kensington
3725:Urban east
3671:Mount Mera
3666:Maori Hill
3626:Balmacewen
3294:2019-01-22
3269:2019-01-22
3244:2019-01-22
3219:2018-12-04
3195:2018-12-10
3171:2018-12-10
3119:2018-12-10
3068:2018-12-04
3044:2018-12-04
3023:2018-12-26
2977:2018-12-23
2935:2018-12-06
2910:2018-12-04
2885:2018-12-04
2860:2018-12-11
2795:2019-01-15
2771:2019-01-15
2746:2018-12-04
2709:2018-12-01
2688:2018-12-02
2664:2018-12-08
2622:2018-12-08
2597:2018-12-08
2561:2018-12-04
2534:2018-12-15
2509:2018-12-06
2471:2010-11-10
2399:2018-12-10
2374:2018-12-08
2349:2018-12-10
2325:2018-12-06
2288:2018-12-04
2252:2018-12-04
2228:2018-12-06
2203:2018-12-04
2176:2018-12-09
2152:2018-12-09
1970:2018-12-06
1945:2018-12-06
1792:2010-02-14
1771:References
1612:Portobello
1531:The Chills
1101:Doris Lusk
1089:G.P. Nerli
897:Carisbrook
722:Portobello
687:Mornington
678:F.W. Petre
593:See also:
485:Remaining
361:James Cook
340:Rākaihautū
295:See also:
195:Waikouaiti
6266:Education
6257:Speight's
6221:Town Belt
5901:Maungatua
5896:Mapoutahi
5809:Blackhead
5787:Surrounds
5708:Flagstaff
5616:Roseneath
5531:Hawksbury
5521:Fairfield
5516:Evansdale
5491:Broad Bay
5464:Surrounds
5375:Caversham
5350:Balaclava
5233:Highcliff
5202:Woodhaugh
5177:Pine Hill
5132:Glenleith
5071:City Rise
4780:Education
4771:Speight's
4735:Town Belt
4415:Maungatua
4410:Mapoutahi
4323:Blackhead
4301:Surrounds
4222:Flagstaff
4130:Roseneath
4045:Hawksbury
4035:Fairfield
4030:Evansdale
4005:Broad Bay
3978:Surrounds
3889:Caversham
3864:Balaclava
3747:Highcliff
3716:Woodhaugh
3691:Pine Hill
3646:Glenleith
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