John Lewis

Police in Dunedin were justified in using a police dog to arrest a man who breached Alert Level 4 restrictions and tried to run from officers, the Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) has...

The impending demolition of Port Otago’s award-winning glass administration building has sent a wave of disapproval through New Zealand architectural circles.

That new classroom smell.

In its day, an 1891 Dunedin Colonial Bank one pound note could buy you a couple of pairs of boots, rent a 5-roomed cottage for a week, maybe even buy some top-of-the-line gold-mining equipment.

Forget the arms — it was Emma Collins’ face that got the biggest workout when she reeled in a 1.4kg rainbow trout on Saturday.

 Sleeping rough on the banks of the Taieri River for four nights to monitor spawning trout may seem extraordinary to some.

Students are uneasy and unhappy that Selwyn College was allowed to hold a ball for its 200 residents last night, despite lockdown conditions limiting numbers to 50.

Could this be the moment?

Following months of concern about the future of Camp Sutton, the Otago Youth Adventure Trust has announced the facility has been sold to an Auckland couple.

A University of Otago researcher is studying a common and inexpensive drug used to treat diabetes, to see if it can be repurposed to treat a subtype of lung cancer.

Heading the ball to score the winning goal is the dream for every young footballer.