John Gibb

More Dunedin deaf and hard of hearing pupils can study with "people just like me", thanks to a new Beacon School initiative at Halfway Bush.

New Dunedin-linked research aims to help counter the confusion and frustration faced by some former refugees moving from secondary to tertiary education.

About 200 Dunedin first-year health science students yesterday gained an insight into the challenging world of Director-general of health Dr Ashley Bloomfield.

Otago Museum Maori curator Gerard O’Regan is excited that planning for a new tangata whenua gallery coincides with wider rethinking about South Island Maori museum displays.

The Otago Museum’s updated Otago Wildlife Photography Competition has attracted a record 4055 entries, more than double last year’s total.

The Dunedin, Christchurch and Auckland metropolitan museums plan another approach to the Government seeking funds to support their internationally important collections.

A new report gives an "exciting", clearer vision of a more than $4 million redevelopment project at St Paul’s Cathedral, after last year’s damaging fire.

A University of Otago marine science academic says the Government’s decision to spend $344million to rebuild Scott Base, New Zealand’s home in the Antarctic, is a "game changer" for Antarctic...

Stop and think before you buy.

An "alarming" cyber attack on the Waikato District Health Board highlights the urgent need for national IT and security systems to strengthen health sector protection, a health systems specialist...

Smarter air travel and driving will help the University of Otago reach its net carbon zero target by 2030, a university manager said yesterday.

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After a 30-year diplomatic career, German Ambassador Stefan Krawielicki found his close encounter with Covid-19 more than enough.

What do Bill Bryson, J.K. Rowling and Jane Austen have in common?

Members of the "Covid generation" of University of Otago graduates have been urged use their education to become agents for positive change.

The latest awareness-raising Teddy Bear Hospital week ended on a high note in Dunedin at the weekend.

Otago Heritage Bus Society volunteer Michael Jarka stands alongside a Leyland Leopard bus, built in 1976.