Sam Henderson

Dunedin Pride vice-chairwoman Danielle Fentiman tries out her outfit for The Gay Gatsby, a 1920s themed night of entertainment taking place on August 27 at the Harbourside Grill in Fryatt St from 8...

After a stroke in June last year left Trevor Hitchman unable to work and with limited mobility, "I thought my life was gone," he said.

On cold winter nights do the spirits of the dead come back to greet the living? Reporter Simon Henderson joins an evening of paranormal research to see if the truth can be revealed.

It has been about 50 years since the birth of gay liberation in New Zealand, but throughout all the battles one Dunedin couple have been quietly living their own truth.

Innovative ways to reduce waste, promote biodiversity and clean up Dunedin’s environment were celebrated at the Keep Dunedin Beautiful Awards.

Moving to a care-home can be an emotional experience and a Dunedin local says for some members of the rainbow community, retirement can also mean going back into the closet.

It all began in a room off a butcher’s shop, and now Taieri College is inviting former pupils and teachers to celebrate the humble beginnings of the school with a 150th reunion.

To paraphrase Shakespeare, we fatten ourselves for worms to eat when we are dead.

Startup Dunedin’s Audacious programme highlights University of Otago and Otago Polytechnic students who are brimming with innovative business ideas. This week in the series, reporter Simon...

Far from being frozen in time, climate change is having an effect on the southern continent of Antarctica.

Bugs, birds and buckets of soil are usually actively avoided inside shopping malls, but for the sake of science, a corner of Meridian mall became a world of natural wonder.

A candlelight vigil in the Octagon on July 29 at 6pm aims to shed light on the barbarity of modern day slavery and the trafficking of people.

With the aid of a rusty but serviceable set of kitchen tongs, Bill Thomson, of Mosgiel, gets ready to serve with steady concentration.

It took a 7ft  (2.1m) high fence to satisfy the moral concerns of Victorian parents but when Otago Girls’ High School opened on February 6, 1871, it helped open up a whole  new level of...