Dougal Stevenson

Dougal Stevenson remembers the early days on networking TV news. Audio

We celebrate the 40th birthday of Dunedin's Fortune Theatre with two actors who're starring in the anniversary play, 'Book Ends' by Roger Hall. Peter Hayden and Dougal Stevenson share their memories… Audio

In his final Note, Dougal ponders how all things must pass. Audio

Notes from the South. Audio

Notes from the south. Audio

Cruising through Central Otago, Dougal Stevenson reflects on the fate of the Clutha River, and wonder whether any government is going to be brave enough to say "hands off". Audio

Dougal ponders whether sporting talent is in the blood or in the soil. Audio

Dougal is hoping a charity art auction will lift spirits dampened by the city council’s plan to bail out the Otago Rugby Union. Audio

Dougal Stevenson in Dunedin, where he's lamenting the desperate plight of the Otago Rugby Union. Audio

Marking 200 years since the birth of Charles Dickens, Dougal reveals Dicken's link to Dunedin. Audio

Dougal reports on the turmoil of the antiques auction and farewells some family furniture. Audio

Dougal has been pondering a fabulous, but modest, slogan for Dunedin. Audio

Dougal has been thinking about the Occupy Dunedin protesters and the moral high ground. Audio

Dougal's been down to the Octagon to talk to the 'Occupy Dunedin' protestors. Audio

Brings us his notes from the South. Audio

Notes from the south. Audio

As spring approaches, Dougal’s taking on the unwelcome wildlife. Audio

Brings us his notes from the south. Audio

Dougal Stevensons notes from the south. Audio