John Lewis

Are women directors just "tokens", appointed to meet corporate board gender expectations or rulings by regulatory bodies?

It may be early next month before Dunedin public pools, libraries and museums will be able to say whether staff and visitors will need to be double vaccinated to gain entry.

Following a "drought" of major events in the South, Dunedin’s fortunes are changing.

A Dunedin-born scientist has been singled out on a list of scientists that includes 24 Nobel Laureates.

Continuing her recent awards sweep, University of Otago psychology researcher Dr Olivia Harrison has been awarded a 2021 L’Oreal/Unesco Fellowship for women in science.

Winning a national title is a great time to ask your parents for something you have always wanted.

Avant-garde art, it is not. But ground-breaking, it most certainly is.

They say gardening is cheaper than therapy.

Creating innovative garments for amputees and founding a world-first eating disorder service are among the achievements in the Southern region which have been recognised in the Kiwibank Local Hero...

On average, there are only 92 days between diagnosis and death when it comes to pancreatic cancer.

Physics, photonics and quantum technologies sound like pretty heavy topics for most people to absorb.

Two decades of ground-breaking research on the impact of housing interventions on residents’ health and wellbeing has won an Otago researcher and her team New Zealand’s top research award.

A belief mental health service users will be more aggressive and violent if they are not allowed to smoke is prompting staff on many psychiatric wards to ignore hospital smokefree policies.

Come rain or high waters, the Port Chalmers and Fairfield Artisan Market was going ahead.

It used to be for Otago’s eyes only.

Getting a leg over a motorcycle is an achievement for most 79-year-olds.