Sam Henderson

Friendly faces are once again getting ready to patrol party hotspots to protect revellers.

The smell of chocolate may have faded from the city streets, but the memories of those who made it have been preserved for posterity.

Glitter, glue, and goodwill are coming together in a wave of kindness for those facing loneliness during the festive season.

Santa Claus has slipped back into the city ahead of Christmas, making Meridian Mall one of his southern bases as he listens to children’s wishes

Often when we think of architecture we picture great minds conceiving buildings weighted with purpose and lofty in ambition.

A woman moved by grief and a newspaper story has turned chilly memories into warmth and wheels for others.

Bats replaced books as pupils recently learned from a sporting star.

Gourmet delights and good cheer await diners seeking festive company.

The Morning Star flag of the Republic of West Papua is raised by (from left) Dunedin city councillor Marie Laufiso, Dr Kerri Cleaver and Barbara Frame in the Octagon on Monday

Blades flashed and scoring lights buzzed at the Otago Girls’ High School gymnasium as the Fencing President’s Cup brought close to 50 players to Dunedin at the weekend.

Fostering a sense of belonging is newly appointed Taieri Network community connector Jean Bonner.

Gathering to give are (from left) Tribal Nations Motorcycle Club member Bruce Hetfield, Youthline Otago staff Jamie McBride and Claudia Ryan

Christmas cheer will come early as hundreds of shoppers flock to a favourite community market.

Showcasing their robotic talents are Dunedin North Intermediate pupils

As International Volunteer Day takes place tomorrow, The Star reporter Sam Henderson speaks to a boy who turned good intentions into action in his neighbourhood.

Sam Henderson looks at highlights from the Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board.

Vintage buses are once again set to roam the streets in search of festive sparkle.

A bright day of activities helped support neurodiverse children.