Ani Ngawhika

Otago Daily Times photographer Linda Robertson took these photos during the University of Otago Graduation parade down George St on Saturday.

Students on a budget now have had a "wardrobe refresh" after embracing a clothing swap at the weekend.

Dunedin man Jareth Elliott-Dodds and his mother Allison Dodds carry their purchases from the annual Dunedin Botanic Garden plant sale back to their car on Saturday.

After fulfilling a promise to become the first person in his remote Fijian village to attend university, Jekope Maiono is committed to using his knowledge to help save his community.

After more than two decades of working in medical labs across the country, Tausia Solomone has finally become a New Zealand citizen.

New Zealand First party member Anthony Odering (left), of Oamaru, listens as Free Palestine protester Sam Bosshard speaks outside the Hutton Theatre, in Dunedin on Saturday.

Car doors, loads of bottles, used needles and other drug paraphernalia were among the loads of rubbish picked up by more than 150 volunteers at Dunedin’s Smaills Beach on Saturday.

Students dived deep on Saturday, competing in a spearfishing showdown for charity.

Gin enthusiasts Chris Belliveau and Mel Smith, both of Christchurch, taste their gin concoctions at the Dunedin Craft Distillers Blend Your Own Botanical Spirit workshop on Friday.

Being able to stand in the footsteps of people who lived millenniums before us is a "very rich opportunity".

Devastated iwi believe the "totally unacceptable" contamination of a Southland waterway killed numerous other species along with thousands of eels.

A local health organisation is providing free vaccinations to help senior Māori and Pasifika get ahead of the flu season.