Sam Henderson

Disabled people experienced considerable stress and confusion by the Governments’ Omicron response, says the Human Rights Commission.

Dunedin children’s performer Rainbow Rosalind is helped by siblings (from left) Wish (8), Betty (7) and Bash (5) Skinley to put the finishing touches to her new music video The Sign Language Song.

What could be simpler than salty snacks sourced straight from the sea.

A painter and his simple Port Chalmers cottage have been recognised by Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga.

The 2022 Wild Dunedin New Zealand Festival of Nature finishes today. 

Tales of war and sacrifice emerged from silent gravestones during a tour of Andersons Bay Cemetery on Anzac Day. Dunedin historian Gregor Campbell led about a dozen people on a journey around the...

Playing with a pet rabbit, celebrating a birthday with cake, hugging your dog, taking part in sporting events.

An ancient fish hook shows the connection between different peoples of the Pacific Islands a University of Otago archaeology professor says.

 Ancient sea skills will be shared during a talk at Tuhura Otago Museum on Saturday. Called "Navigating Moana Nui", listeners will go on a Pacific Island voyage of discovery. Papa Mata Taurarii,...

A recent discussion of potential changes to fire controls for the Mopanui-Orokonui area attracted about 20 locals to Waitati Hall.

Cold, damp and mouldy homes are the reality for a number of tertiary students says a University of Otago senior research fellow.

Property managers in Dunedin say the rental market is being affected by a number of factors, including short supplies, a large number of domestic students and rising rents.

For the past two years thoughts of vaccinations have been all about protecting against Covid-19.

When United States activist and artist Gilbert Baker designed a rainbow flag for the 1978 San Francisco Gay Freedom Day parade, he created an enduring symbol of pride that has been adopted by...

Connecting the city with nature is at the heart of Wild Dunedin, New Zealand Festival of Nature, which runs from April 22 to 28.

For the past two years thoughts of vaccinations have been all about protecting against Covid-19.

An exhibition of pounamu at Tuhura Otago Museum tells the story of hundreds of years of Maori invention, innovation, imagination and spirituality.

 A beautiful day at Tomahawk Beach recently was a chance for locals to take part in a coastal care workshop organised by the New Zealand Marine Studies Centre. Community engagement co-ordinator...

An expanded drop-off service will make it easier for locals to recycle drink containers.