David Loughrey

The future of air travel into and out of the South needs to be a discussion that includes the whole region, Dunedin Airport chief executive Richard Roberts says.

A Super Shuttle driver who parked in the middle of the Cumberland St cycleway to eat  lunch is no longer employed by the company.

Ship navigation in three southern areas - Otago Harbour, Milford Sound and the Snares Islands south of Stewart Island - is on the Transport Accident Investigation Commission watch list after a...

South Island iwi Ngai Tahu is taking an active role in discussions surrounding Dunedin's new hospital build and wider investment opportunities in the city.

Pedestrians walking on level crossings in Dunedin within seconds of trains thundering through have grown complacent to the risks, KiwiRail says.

Selwyn College has appointed a University of Otago employee as its new warden as the Anglican Church considers selling the college after 125 years of ownership.

Some members and ticket-holders of the now closed Fortune Theatre have missed out on a refund from the theatre’s liquidator.

Selwyn College has appointed a university employee as its new warden.

The Selwyn College board and many of its former and current students appear implacably opposed to its sale.

A former Fortune Theatre member who missed out on getting payment for her cancelled tickets and membership says members should have been contacted directly by the theatre or liquidators.

The director of the  10th Arts Festival Dunedin says the 10-day event was an artistic and critical success, but he faces a nervous few weeks before discovering whether it was a financial success.

The story of the robot girl in Ann-Droid began with a Hungarian love affair.

The Fortune Theatre's creditors will be paid 100% of what they are owed, and a Ralph Hotere painting left in the aftermath of the theatre's closure is heading to the Hocken Library.