Brenda Harwood

The Dunedin City Council is about to trial small roundabouts to improve safety at two intersections, one in Green Island and one in Kaikorai.

New Zealand Navy lieutenant Brett Fitzgerald came home to Mosgiel this week with some great work stories to share.

Police will be keeping a watch on driver behaviour around roadworks in Green Island during the next two weeks, with the aim of catching drivers behaving well.

A large contingent of young actors from Queen's High School are in Wellington for a national festival of Shakespeare.

The huge effort Dunedin Botanic Garden staff put in to preserving and propagating rare and important plants is to be highlighted today.

Sending the completed draft of his book on the music of theatrical rock singer Alice Cooper to the man himself was a nerve-wracking experience for Dunedin author, lecturer and musician Dr Ian Chapman.

Gathering with others to meditate in the morning is a great way to start the day, say members of Dunedin’s Monday Meditations group.

A Dunedin playwriting mentorship programme has survived the collapse of the Fortune Theatre, thanks to the generosity of friends.

The impact of Dunedin's fast-growing technology and innovation sector is at the heart of next week's inaugural Dunedin Techweek '18.

Positive action around being smokefree is snowballing to create a country where not smoking is the normal way of life, advocates say.

A bitterly cold wind did little to chill the spirits of about 50 people who gathered for Sunday’s official opening of the West Harbour Recreation Trail.

The opening of the new, expanded gastroenterology unit at Dunedin Hospital is set to coincide with the roll-out of the national bowel screening programme across the southern region.

People visiting Toitu Otago Settlers Museum for a hot cuppa after the dawn service on Anzac Day will also be able to view artefacts from 1918 in the museum's military section.