Sam Henderson

Local business leaders are keen to ensure innovation and investment in start-ups will be supported by spending announced last week in the Government’s Budget.

Pupils at Arthur Street School showed their true colours in terms of acceptance and inclusiveness on Pink Shirt Day last Friday.

Drivers of all ages and types are risking their own safety and that of others by running red lights across the city, Senior Sergeant Craig Dinnissen, of Dunedin, says.

The world is beckoning as Dunedin tech company Get Home Safe expands with an office in London.

Volunteers at a community planting day are disappointed by the actions of vandals.

The Dunedin music scene’s hand-cranked creativity bounces out of posters, flyers and records in the Hocken Collections cache of popular culture.

Billy the bus has been found, but its owner’s anguish continues.

A historic packhouse from the beginnings of fruit cultivation in Central Otago is being sold as part of a lifestyle property in Coal Creek.

A new type of form fitting breast prosthesis is helping Dunedin women feel confident after a mastectomy.

The first of hundreds of Central Otago health workers received their first Covid-19 vaccination yesterday.

Mount Aspiring College pupils had a chance to flex their funny bones with circus performer Thomas Monckton last week.

Generations of families have played, lazed and laughed at Cromwell Holiday Park.

Ice-maker Reece Aiken, of Dunedin, watched by New Zealand Curling executive council member Bruce Kissel, lays a sheet of water at the new indoor curling facility at Alexandra’s IceInline.

Eagle-eyed members of the public have been getting in touch about a bus stolen from Kawarau Gorge, but as yet it remains missing.