Dunedin's humble observatory might be perched in a quiet city park but it is being used to study a giant asteroid which is so big that it has its own rings.
The Otago Regional Council has accepted commissioners’ recommendations that a minimum flow of 900 litres per second of surface water be set for the Lindis River catchment, in Central Otago.
Some of the biggest changes in Dunedin’s bus network system for more than 20 years, including changes in at least six weekday bus routes and a simplification of fare zones take place on...
A series of changes to Dunedin’s bus network, including simplified routes, is intended to make the system easier to understand and use, an Otago Regional Council manager says.
Otago Regional Council chairman Stephen Woodhead still has "serious concerns" about what he sees as "unprecedented" central government interference with local government, including in Otago.
An expected big rise in the number of New Zealanders receiving dementia care in future highlights the need for our mental-capacity law to be updated and ``liberty safeguards'' provided.
South Dunedin residents will be able to learn more about natural hazards facing the area through drop-in sessions to be held at the Dunedin Gasworks Museum early next month.
As several departments in the University of Otago humanities division face the possibility of staff cuts, reporter John Gibb reflects on his own Otago humanities degree studies in what now seems a...
The Otago Regional Council has thrown its financial support behind a project to control stoats, ferrets and rats beyond the Orokonui Ecosanctuary, northeast of Dunedin.
Dunedin youngster Carter Helliwell has a rare chromosomal disorder, but pitched in to help at the launch of the latest annual Kids Hospital Appeal yesterday.
A Dunedin bus users support group, Bus Go, is pressing ahead with plans to provide "bus buddies'' to help city bus users adapt to changes to public bus routes later this month.
More Crown support is being sought to continue community development work at Brockville, after initial funding to employ a community development worker ran out.
Dr Greg Walker is no Spider-Man, but his research into protecting plants by using tiny biodegradable fibres, like spider webs, has just won him a $25,000 grant.