Sam Henderson

Hoping to uncover the hidden history of the rainbow community in Dunedin is Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga.

Access to carers could become a challenge for some people as the Covid-19 outbreak continues to worsen, reports Simon Henderson.

Opening their eyes to creatures small in size are pupils from Strath Taieri School. The school has been buzzing over a recent visit by Ruud "The Bugman" Kleinpaste. Strath Taieri School was one of...

Bonnie Goodman (7), of Waikouaiti, will get a haircut tomorrow for the first time as she says "I’ve only had little tiny trims".

  Ukrainians living in Dunedin are united in their shock and anger at Russia’s invasion of their homeland. Olha Viazenko said if she was in Ukraine she would be fighting for her country. In...

There is a renewed sense of purpose at Dunedin Pride, the local group that works to create an inclusive and affirming environment for queer/rainbow communities.

 Exploring the science of science fiction was on the agenda for members of the Otago Museum Tuhura club last week. Otago Museum guide Ashley Stewart said this term the after-school Steam ...

 A quest to help members of ethnic communities develop their creativity has been a driving force for a Dunedin training organisation.

There is a renewed sense of purpose at Dunedin Pride, the local group that works to create an inclusive and affirming environment for queer/rainbow communities.

Built on the backs of men mining for gold, Dunedin is no stranger to the sweat, steam and big machines needed to extract rich resources.

Collecting food and other non-perishable items to be sent to Tonga to help families affected by the aftermath of the eruption of the underwater Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai volcano are Kavanagh...

Owners of the Puketeraki Lookout are asking for help to clean up the scenic location.

As Covid-19 starts to take hold in Dunedin, immunocompromised students are pleased lectures for semester one will be taking place online.

Dunedin Riding for the Disabled is hoping to recruit new volunteers.

Helping represent diversity on the Dunedin Youth Council are new members King’s High School pupil Connor Knights and St Hilda's Collegiate School pupil Tunmise Adebowale. They join about 20 youth...

South Westland Area School pupil Ruby Arnold (16) and Hawera High School pupil Tayla Steele (17) have been taking part in the University of Otago's ’s annual Advanced School Sciences Academy.

Dunedin people have let their voice be heard on the draft St Clair-St Kilda Coastal Plan (Whakahekerau-Rakiatea Rautaki Tai).

Pupils at Strath Taieri School was one of five schools chosen from 150 around the country who will receive a visit from Ruud "The Bugman” Kleinpaste and Shark Scientist Dr Riley Elliott to talk to...