Mark John

The death of a teenager in a Cromwell car crash has sparked the restart of a road safety programme, amid a flood of support from the community.

There comes a point in a man’s life when he begins to question his purpose.

A Dunedin mixed martial arts gym is helping a member of its community prepare for the fight of his life against leukemia.

Dunedin early childhood teachers are worried the deregulation of the sector by the government will put children in "extremely unsafe settings".

There is still a lot to learn from the Middle Ages and a medieval society in Dunedin is closing the knowledge gap for a new generation.

A family-owned Southland pet food business, gutted by a suspicious fire early yesterday, will be back up and running in a fortnight, its owner says.

A library with more than 5000 books and resources for disabilities has relocated to Dunedin.

The family of the Dunedin man killed in his Pine Hill home will receive more than $45,000 raised by the Otago Punjabi Foundation Trust.

After years of fighting for justice, the southern Samoan community’s prayers for thousands to have their New Zealand citizenships restored are finally closer to being answered.

Practising 100 kicks, punches and blocks sounds less like a celebration and more like a punishment.

Learning about each other’s cultures has brought a Dunedin primary school back together after Covid-19.

Having a famous grandmother to call on has come up trumps for a Taieri College pupil fundraising for a trip to Europe.