Laine Priestley

Mimicking the movements of sealions while dancing towards the breaking dawn was a visual lesson on their return for a host of Dunedin performers.

Otago Daily Times reporter Laine Priestley takes her first ride in a rally car. Her verdict? ‘‘It was rally scary.’’

A councillor has taken a swing at Dunedin's homeless, saying he sees bad behaviour daily and any support the council offered was likely to be fruitless.

A Dunedin bulk food store which is running out of flour has put it down to panic buying caused by the skyrocketing cost of fuel.

The globe became just a little smaller at a Dunedin primary school as pupils finished off a term of learning about their own cultures by sharing a plate with their classmates.

What do a pineapple, a crocodile and Hannah Whittaker’s father have in common?

Dramatic footage has emerged showing a bystander ducking for cover in a Dunedin petrol station forecourt as police point their guns at a man before a shot is fired.

Months of strikes with no end in sight have led to Dunedin firefighters deciding to spend an hour serving the community in a different way.

A Dunedin secondary school’s place among the elite of New Zealand schools is down to its students, its principal says.

Spending over $1000 on a singular cake is no big deal when each slice sold is going towards helping an Oamaru child one day walk unassisted.

Bringing together generations, learning from your elders and passing on knowledge was the theme for this year’s Moana Nui Festival.

Sixty-six years after they first met in Dunedin, four retired nurses finally had the opportunity to hang out together one more time.

A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, three Sith lords descend on Macbeth on a Dunedin Shakespeare festival’s main stage.