Sam Henderson

From Māori seafaring innovations to the early years of European settlement, technology has long had a key role in building and sustaining New Zealand’s wealth.

An activity day aims to inspire the next generation of archaeologists.

The New Zealand International Science Festival returns next month, offering more than 100 talks, tours, workshops and experiences.

A Saturday protest placed human rights concerns of the rainbow community in the spotlight.

A recent event highlighted the challenge of reducing food waste.

A local woman is smashing and spinning long into retirement.

The smile on Stephanie Godfrey’s face is all you need to see that she has a deep affection for her two adopted greyhounds.

As International Dance Day celebrations return to Dunedin for the third year, offering free events across the city, a new dance organisation hopes to lift the art form’s commercial standing.

As the country moves rapidly towards a full ban on greyhound racing by July next year, organisations are rushing to secure families for former track stars.

A solemn ceremony honouring World War 1 dead included a roll call of fallen University Rugby Club players on Friday.

In the 19th century, fears of a phantom foe sparked a frenzy of coastal fortifications across the country.

From a hidden cavity, a deadly deterrent guarded against an enemy that never came.

A passion for the ancient art of sailing has inspired a young local to give back.

It might be challenging to trace your family lineage all the way back to Adam and Eve, but dedicated genealogists can create remarkably extensive family trees.

A young athlete has been given a leg up to help her reach her goals.

A study led by the University of Otago promises more accurate predictions about how glaciers and ice sheets move.

A local apprentice will demonstrate his hands-on skills at a national challenge.

Two inventive minds will soon head overseas to showcase their robotics prowess on an international stage.