On Wednesday 24 October I’ll be part of a panel presenting and discussing this topic. My talk will be looking at the community of named student flats in Dunedin.
If you’d like a taster, here’s a selection of images I’ll be showing as part of the presentation which is entitled: a unique community in the north end of Dunedin: 80 years in 10 minutes.
If you’re interested in attending - please check out the link above and register.
This is by no means complete - I need to do a comprehensive update of all my records, but it does link addresses with photos of named flats. Some are still in situ, many have long gone.
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A house with the leftover carcass of a rotisseried animal lying in its backyard and the hides of bush pigs hanging over a fence is vying for a prize in the Next Top Flat Competition in Dunedin.
Source : Radio NZ 28 September 2011
Dir. Brendan Donovan, based on the novel The Lazy Boys by Carl Shuker, feat. “Randolph’s Going Home” by Shayne Carter & Peter Jefferies. More at http://www.carlshuker.com/lazy_boys.html, http://twitter.com/#!/CarlShuker.
“You can be a student anywhere but you can only be a Scarfie in Dunedin” Mark Wilson looks at the prospect of extinction facing this New Zealand cultural icon.