John Gibb

Chronic kidney disease is Samoa’s fourth major cause of death, and new research highlights the need for prevention.

Hard-hit by Covid-19 disruption, the Dunedin City Holdings Ltd Group has emerged from a difficult financial year with a net loss of $5.3 million - far better than a forecast $14.6 million loss.

Too much food is still being wasted, sitting uneaten on consumers’ plates, despite Covid-19 financial pressures on the hospitality sector.

Piper Lynne Clarke, of the City of Dunedin Pipe Band, performs in The Smith Gallery, at the Toitu Otago Settlers Museum yesterday morning, to celebrate St Andrew’s Day, the Scottish National Day.

Winning a Yachting New Zealand national young leadership award came as a double surprise for Macandrew Bay Boating Club junior coach Polly Wright.

A 28-year-old man is facing five charges, including assaulting police, after he was spotted speeding and tailgating in a roadworks area in Portobello Rd, Dunedin.

Three University of Otago professors have raised more than $7600 for the student relief fund by cycling 1400km from Dunedin to Nelson.

It was almost a case of dyeing to make an educational point when Oamaru Creek accidentally turned green yesterday.

It was almost a case of dyeing to make an educational point when Oamaru Creek was accidentally turned green today.

Dunedin biochemistry graduate Jennifer Palmer has been awarded a Cambridge-Rutherford Memorial PhD Scholarship to study at Cambridge University in England.