There were lines of cars waiting outside Wanaka's old Mitre 10 building more than 30 minutes before the Super Saturday clinic operated by Wanaka Medical Centre got underway this morning.

At first it looked as though Otago was going to run away with it.

Three events have fallen and D-Day is pending for others.

Home buyers are spending millions of dollars on  top-end southern homes despite not having set foot on the property, real estate agents say.

"It is not about changing the worker, it is about changing the work they do."

New Zealand actor Sam Neill is putting his original vineyard on the block.

The first operations at Queenstown’s new surgical hospital will be performed in January.

Now is the time to complete spring tasks from the “to do” list. Days are getting longer, the soil and weather conditions are warming up and the garden is enticing us out.

It’s the town known for Jimmy’s Pies and its stonefruit, but what else does the small Central Otago town of Roxburgh have to offer, asks Rebecca Fox.

The considerable rainfall over the first few days of this week has raised the levels of all rivers and streams.

The company in charge of the Tiwai Point smelter, which is set to close in 2024, has acknowledged it could have done better in the past and yesterday made public its initial plan for remediation of...

The man in charge of the group developing the Milford Opportunities project says it is working to address concerns about the information it used when recom mending  the Milford airstrip be...

It turns out, according to a recently released Cabinet paper, that every one has the right to participate in the ‘‘digital identity ecosystem’’.

An interesting function took place in the Allen Hall at the University, when Mr W.R. Fea was presented with a handsome walking stick, suitably engraved, as an appreciation by the University of his...

Lynne Taylor outlines the keys to surviving and thriving.