No sooner were the covers pulled from artist Paul Dibble’s five bronze statues during an unveiling at the University of Otago yesterday, they looked like they had somewhere else to be.
The mother of an autistic boy believes he's likely to end up incarcerated or in a mental health facility, unless the Ministry of Education provides more teacher aide support for him.
Hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of unpaid school fees owed by parents may start to hinder Dunedin school finances and educational opportunities, principals say.
International opera singer and former Dunedin resident Anna Leese Guidi is to move back to Dunedin early next month, after learning her Italian husband Stefano has a terminal illness.
For the first time in the history of the Society of Beer Advocates (SOBA) national homebrew competition, a Dunedin brewer has won both the champion beer award and the champion brewer award.
A usually quiet and remote beach at Heyward Point sounded more like an engineering workshop this week as the burnt-out remains of a former fishing boat were salvaged.
Strike action that threatened the cancellation of six train excursions during a cruise ship day has been withdrawn by the Rail and Maritime Transport Union.
Baldwin St residents, local business owners and tour operators have been asked to come up with suggestions on how the long-awaited public toilets scheme should be implemented.
Since Keisha Hollands was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes nearly three years ago, all she has been able to do is live with the condition and work through the challenges it presents.
A Dunedin private speech and drama teacher has become only the second person in New Zealand to receive the Speech Communication Association Fellows Award.