The wife of a man who died two days after allegedly inadequate medical care in South Otago says the mistakes made before his death were not good enough.
Dunedin City Council wants the commercial centre of Port Chalmers to have a speed limit equal to the lowest speed limit on the State Highway network in New Zealand.
An enrolment scheme for Logan Park High School, hoped to be in place by next year, should help to cap the school's roll at "a nice size'', the school's co-principal says.
Nearly 250 descendants of NZ Business Hall of Fame importer and gold miner Choie Sew Hoy gathered Dunedin at the weekend to celebrate the sesquicentennial of his arrival in the city.
A South Otago woman is worried unvaccinated children could be forced to miss National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA) exams if there is a measles outbreak in Balclutha.
As Australians and New Zealanders question their histories, architects are re-evaluating their understanding of built heritage and the ways they work with it, a leading architect says.
A helicopter helps Dunedin City Council contractors take another step towards the completion of the $8.6 million Ross Creek Reservoir refurbishment project.
Celebrating 150 years since their forebear arrived in New Zealand, 250 people with a connection to Chinese importer and gold miner Choie Sew Hoy will descend on Dunedin at the weekend.