John Lewis

Dunedin's TV3 Newshub office will close, the channel’s new owner, Discovery, confirmed yesterday.

A "wanted" man is in police custody following an alleged theft from a business in North East Valley yesterday.

Otago has recorded its first substantial rainfall in more than five months, but it is nowhere near enough to break the dry spell plaguing the region’s farmers.

Waitati residents are concerned their community will not be included in Dunedin North Intermediate’s (DNI) proposed new enrolment zone.

Being legally blind since birth, Steff Green has dealt with rejection her whole life.

"Go wisely and slowly. Those who rush, stumble and fall."

Winter is supposed to be just around the corner, but the MetService is forecasting abnormally hot and humid weather for much of Otago over the weekend.

Today, most 9-year-olds would have trouble relating to the life of a boy living on the streets of 19th-century France during the throes of upheaval.

When the 1955 Adoption Act came into force, many Maori children were separated from their birth parents and became part of non-Maori families.

Every single, little thing is up for debate at the moment for Sophie Bowmar, Robert Donohoe and Caleb Oakley.

If you thought Dunedin was looking a bit parched over the past month, you were right.

Licking your classmates on the face is typically frowned upon.

While it is expected to be warmer and drier than usual across the bottom half of the South Island over the next three months, Niwa climatologists are urging residents to keep their coats handy.

Lift music traditionally has a soothing quality as people are taken up and down in an uncomfortably enclosed space.