John Lewis

As of April next year, the well recognised Otago Polytechnic brand will start disappearing from campus buildings, fleet vehicles and marketing material.

The number of 15- to 17-year-olds being exposed to nicotine through vaping has more than tripled over the past three years, new survey results show.

Dunedin's accommodation and hospitality industry operators are eagerly anticipating this weekend as the University of Otago seems set to hold its first "in person" graduation ceremony in about a year.

Jonathan Lemalu was singing more lyrically than usual in the shower yesterday morning, after receiving from Prince Charles the night before an honorary fellowship of the Royal College of Music.

It seems an apple or two a day may keep Covid-19 away — particularly for those carrying a few extra kilograms.

Sea-level rise could start to have a significant effect on parts of the Otago and Southland coastline much sooner than expected, the "sobering" new New Zealand SeaRise map has revealed.

The first Ngai Tahu chancellor of the University of Otago and the great-great-great-grandson of the university’s first chancellor the Rev Dr Thomas Burns is to be recognised for his contribution to...

The new NZ SeaRise website, designed to show how New Zealand’s coastline will be affected by rising sea levels and land subsidence, was hit by a cyberattack within minutes of going live.

A new NZ SeaRise website designed to show how New Zealand’s coastline will be affected by rising sea levels and land subsidence, has been hit by a cyber attack.

A new NZ SeaRise website designed to show how New Zealand’s coastline will be affected by rising sea levels and land subsidence, has been hit by a cyber attack.

New Zealand is on track for a rare "triple dip", where the La Nina weather phenomenon persists for three years in a row.

New Zealand is on track for a rare "triple dip", where the La Nina weather phenomenon persists for three years in a row.

Sea-level rise in New Zealand’s biggest urban areas may happen two to three decades earlier than expected, new scientific projections show.

Bone-chilling winds, cracking icebergs, crashing waves and the squawks and roars of Antarctic wildlife are sounds not traditionally heard during classical concerts.