John Gibb

A mass of cakes and many letters from University of Otago students and staff poured in yesterday, showing support for the Dunedin Muslim and migrant communities, after the Christchurch terrorist...

Dunedin's latest Fringe Festival aims to bring people together, as well as to celebrate lively cultural diversity, in the aftermath of the Christchurch terrorist attacks, director Gareth McMillan...

A defiant Russian activist punk band Pussy Riot took to the stage in Dunedin last night, still saddened, and angered, by having to cancel their Friday show in Christchurch in the wake of the mass...

University of Otago medical students benefit significantly from taking a year out from their usual studies to undertake a research project for the bachelor of medical science honours degree, Prof...

Research suggests that playing some structured games with parents could help make a positive difference to children's future lives.

The Otago Museum is advertising internationally for a new conservator, and there are concerns staff may ''struggle to meet'' deadlines and commitments.

Developing an effective therapy for Parkinson's disease still remains a formidable challenge but some underlying disease mechanisms are being better understood, Prof John Reynolds says.

Dunedin artist Frank Gordon recently completed this, the second of two murals by him in Halsey St, Dunedin, in the waterfront industrial area.

Skydivers are much more than simply "sensation-seekers'', and are also more emotionally stable and no crazier than other people, new research shows.

Physiotherapy exercise programmes provide significant benefits for people with painful osteoarthritis in knee and hip joints, and also cut healthcare costs, new research shows.