John Lewis

As the sun went down last night, Parker Aluesi’s back was sore, his balls had taken a fair clobbering, and he had a few grass stains on his new pants.

When it comes to pin-pointing the sources of New Zealand’s ecological decline since the arrival of humans, scientists may have been barking up the wrong tree.

A quartet of Tokomairiro High School staff will retire at the end of this year after, between them, notching up 161 years at the chalk face.

When Ainslie Wates’ family bought her a ride on one of the first Taieri Gorge train trips of the 2021-22 summer season for her birthday, she was absolutely ecstatic — until she remembered the huge...

Police are making inquiries after a Dunedin woman posted a threatening video on social media over Covid-19 vaccinations.

Despite the typical variable weather patterns, New Zealand has had its warmest November on record and its second-warmest spring on record.

Physicists Amita Deb and Niels Kjaergaard are not feeling ultracool, despite their research project being named one of the world’s top 10 physics breakthroughs of this year.

A new experimental aquaculture farm has been installed at the Portobello Marine Laboratory on Otago Peninsula, aimed at creating more sustainable practices within the aquaculture industry and...

Sometimes rugby players end up removing teeth the old-fashioned way on the field.

The New Zealand Anti-Vivisection Society will run a 12-day campaign highlighting animal experiments done by University of Otago researchers.

It appears a Burial at Sea and a Window in Spain are popular — but a Wounded Carrot is not.

Traditionally, tricky children are what gets Santa a bit hot and bothered at this time of year.

A historic day for Maori women in leadership at the University of Otago has arrived.

Visitors and staff will require a vaccine pass to enter Otago Museum from tomorrow.

Twenty-eight University of Otago academics will be promoted to the position of professor next year.