Sam Henderson

Sprinting out to storm the beach is Otago Girls’ High School pupil Rosie Falcous.

In a series for The Star, reporter Simon Henderson is discovering how technology and creativity are coming together in a cluster of video game companies in Dunedin.

"Tis impossible to be sure of any thing but Death and Taxes", wrote Christopher Bullock in his 18th-century play The Cobbler of Preston.

Hunters will be bringing home the bacon next month when the Taieri District Pig Hunting Club runs its annual three-day competition.

It was a frosty morning recently but that did not stop pupils from Amana Christian School getting stuck into the dirt and planting about 300 native species along the banks of the Silverstream in...

The Dunedin City Council has responded to a recent resolution passed by the Mosgiel Taieri community board.

Startup Dunedin’s Audacious programme highlights University of Otago and Otago Polytechnic students initiating innovative business ideas.

Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency has defended speed reductions imposed for Portobello Rd.

The languid landscape of Otago Peninsula will soon be able to be more easily enjoyed.

About 200 people enjoyed a Matariki Night Market on Tuesday from 4pm, hosted by the University of Otago outside its Centre for Innovation and Pacific Islands Centre. Reporter Simon Henderson...

Covid-19 has caused delays to work upgrading Dunedin’s ageing infrastructure.

Planned intersection changes to access Mosgiel’s new swimming pool led to a charged atmosphere at the Mosgiel Taieri community board last week.

Simon Henderson looks at highlights from the Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board meeting on June 8.

Extinction Rebellion member Rosemary Penwarden and Artists Anonymous member Tao Wells are inviting people to transform "climate grief" by creating and then burying a biodegradable piece of art...

Octacan is back and needed more than ever.

Covid-19 has caused delays to work upgrading Dunedin’s ageing infrastructure.

The rough and tumble of wheelchair rugby is not for the faint-hearted, but Matthew Russell has a broad smile on his face as he speeds across the court.