In an unusual situation, Rod Galloway has announced he is "likely" to stand down as George Street Normal School's principal sometime next year, for health reasons.
A man's castle is his home. So, within seconds of discovering Make-A-Wish New Zealand had built a 3m-high castle for his back yard, Isaac Stocker put two rules in place.
In a balmy winter when Dunedin and Ranfurly posted their hottest July temperatures on record, it is no surprise the season was one of the South's warmest.
As a period of unsettled weather looms, the Dunedin City Council will start sand-bagging the beach in front of Kettle Park in a bid to prevent further dune erosion.
A Dunedin play dealing with youth issues - such as isolation of young people, thoughtless words, social media, self-harm and New Zealand's drinking culture - has been selected for performance at...
Following years of roll decline and the closure of many Taieri schools in a Ministry of Education schools review in 2004, Taieri College's roll has broken the 1100-pupil mark for the first time.
In the bathrooms, in the corridors, in cafe queues, even on public transport - there will be humming and singing in all kinds of unusual places over the next three days.
Queenstown Lakes District Council Mayor Jim Boult has called for the Ministry of Education to be more proactive in managing the "tidal wave'' of pupils coming into the area.