John Lewis

Neil Paviour-Smith was sceptical about turning a “grey concrete block’’ into a modern building that is sympathetic to its historic surroundings.

As wild weather lashes the South Island today, nature has displayed her power with a terrifying display atop a popular skifield.

Traditionally, being behind bars means a history of misdeeds.

Despite the difficulties Covid Alert Level 2 poses for holding a school musical production, Columba College is going ahead with its production of High School Musical this year.

A little bit of laughter inside an environment of mutual empathy, respect and kindness are the secret ingredients of a successful lecture.

Given the unpredictability of Covid, organisers of Otago Girls’ High School’s 150th jubilee celebrations are not counting on being third time lucky.

Wet, but not worse for wear, two fisherman were plucked from their sinking boat, moments before it disappeared below the surface off the coast of Dunedin yesterday.

Queues of grocery shoppers were turned away from New World and Pak’nSave supermarkets in Otago and Southland yesterday, when a computer glitch forced many Foodstuffs stores across the South Island...

Construction progress on the University of Otago’s newest residential college has been slowed by the latest Covid-19 lockdown.

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.