Sam Henderson

 The spirit of nature glowed from within as the Dunedin Midwinter Carnival entertained onlookers in the Octagon last Saturday.

Fundraising by turning brass into gold — gold coins that is — are members of the Logan Park Jazz Band.

Sharing a story from her childhood in Delhi at multilingual storytelling festival Around the World in 80 Tales is Ambika Kohli, of Dunedin. Her story is called Arjun and the Bird's Eye, a tale from...

A proposed pump track for the Portobello Domain is a step closer, thanks to the Otago Peninsula Community Board.

The contribution of former Dunedin mayor Dave Cull to Portobello will be recognised with a commemorative plaque.

The benefits of giving clothing a second chance were highlighted last week at Kavanagh College.

Bullying and bathrooms were some of the topics explored during a rainbow panel discussion at St Hilda's Collegiate School last week.

A Dunedin man is re-energising Saturday cricket at the Montecillo Sports Ground.

It was 1921 and rugby was returning to Dunedin after the great upheavals of World War1.

Heritage plants and heritage properties are both worth saving, but when one invades the other, neither can benefit.

Gradients on crossings at Cargill's Corner are causing concern for a local wheelchair user.

Dunedin landmarks will take on an orange glow this weekend in support of World Vision 40 Hour Famine.

Bringing a cheerful smile and a can-do attitude, Sharna Milner has been volunteering at Presbyterian Support Otago’s Octacan event for 10 years.

When the Covid-19 pandemic forced the country to flee offices and community spaces, Petridish co-founders Jason and Kate Lindsey wondered if it was the end.