Good variety of shops, some look similar to some US companies like Game Stop, Macy's, Hallmark…read moreStore. Various merino wool stores, jewelry and three food courts, NZ clothing prices are quite high compared to US pricing, so don't have sticker shock. The mall is centrally located in the North Dunedin area, a block or two near the Otago University.

Great shop op located across the street from the mall. I had a lot of fun exploring the different…read moreracks thankfully organized based on sized. Thank You!!!! Walked away with a dress for $12 NZ.

I found these guys online during my trip to New Zealand. We met at a restaurant during our initial…read moremeeting to discuss what kind of experience that I wanted to have. Mind you, I had zero experience with firearms and zero experinece hunting before coming to New Zealand. I've lived in cities and suburbs my entire life. After 2 outings with these guys, I had learned how the basics of using a I learned how to handle a rifle, took down a couple wild goats, and a red deer. Sheldon is the owner of the business and really a good hunting guide and firearms instructor. He is very detail oriented and meticulous about safety, encountering animals in the wild, butchering animals, and even taking high resolution photos of you with the animal after the kill! If I go back to New Zealand, I look forward to more trips with Sheldon and his crew!

A beautiful home given to the city, as is, because the family had no heirs. The home is lovely and…read morewarm and used for entertaining. This wealthy businessman seems to have had a lovely family. There are stairs to the second floor, tho the first floor is large and there is lots to see. A video is available if you don't climb the stairs. We didn't get to see the servant quarters. The small garden was in full bloom, and the apple tree was covered with fruit. A car is on view in the garage. Interior photos are not allowed. Reservations are needed to tour. Groups are welcome, and a tea party is suggested.

The Olveston home is a feast for the eyes. It's location within the city makes it easy to get to,…read morethough difficult to find parking. The garden is manicured well, with a small glasshouse. From the moment you get in, you'd be pretty much astounded by the decor and items within, with everything being either original, or redone to look like the original, as some needed some love due to natural course of time. Definitely a must visit.

For decades it has been our practice to explore university and college bookstores and shops…read more For us many interesting and usual attractive items This shopping may appeal to a certain subset

If you're in for bargain shopping, it's definitely a worth looking into although not that much for…read morequality so you better select what you want and need appropriately. I get most of my home clothes here. And if they don't have something in store, it's worth giving them a ring to pre order and pick it up in store.

Great store layout and ambience, and equally good and knowledgeable staff. Friendly to boot, just…read morelike Aiden. The tie up with FlyBuys makes it an even better deal, I ended up getting my first Nanoleaf smarter kit here and looking forward to more!

CHRIS SHERLOCK KODAK RETINA RESCUE…read more Kodak Retina... call it whatever you want - old, archaic, novelty - but this is a serious photographic tool and a pleasure you use when in good operating condition. But these are vintage cameras and always seem to show their age unless they have been professionally overhauled. While there may be others in this world who can overhaul these cameras, Chris Sherlock holds the well-deserved reputation as the world's most knowledgeable and skilled Retina repairman. He's an international treasure to Kodak Retina enthusiasts. The overhaul of my camera was done promptly and professionally. Every email interchange with Chris was informative. I never had to wonder about the repair status and I felt 100% secure in doing such an international business transaction. And... the price is a good price for both body and shutter overhaul Kudos to Chris Sherlock. Don't miss his web site or YouTube channel. In both he provides do-it-yourself guidance... but it you're like me and wanted to ensure a fully proper overhaul then send it in for service. I now have a "just like new" 1960 Kodak Retina "big C". Woo hoo!