Mark John

People in Middlemarch are divided on the racial slur that led to the Strath Taieri Community Board’s chairman being censured and asked to consider his position.

A Dunedin woman is running the Emerson’s Dunedin Marathon this weekend to fundraise for research of a serious long-term illness that is on the rise.

A rural Dunedin school reflected on the past as it marked its 150th anniversary.

The last time there was a super blue moon in the sky, Dunedin’s Forsyth Barr Stadium was still under construction and the All Blacks had only won one World Cup.

A new office in Dunedin means children’s charity Barnardos can expand its services and meet the needs of the community.

Tūhura Otago Museum is making it a lot easier for researchers to tell between their crayfish and lobsters.

Ten Otago schools and 710 pupils are keeping track of their steps, what they eat and general wellbeing as part of a nationwide challenge that focuses on physical and mental wellbeing.

A Dunedin rector thinks Labour’s proposal to teach financial literacy in schools is a good idea.

A self-described "old witch" is warning Dunedin students she will call their parents if they keep littering outside her store.

Ravensbourne Primary School pupils, from left, Owen McCulloch, 6, Evie Youngman, 7, and Jack O’Neill, 6, are set to plant 200 trees provided by the Halo Project with their classmates and volunteers...