Abbotsford School is expecting to post its highest roll on record later this year, and principal Stephanie Madden is crediting the nearby railway underpass for the surge.
Some of the ideas planted during stage one of consultation on two new reserves in Mosgiel, have been weeded out in stage two of the consultation process.
Two Dunedin women hope to rub shoulders with high-profile female leaders such as Crown Princess Mary of Denmark, Queen Maxima of the Netherlands, former New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark and singer Annie Lennox during a conference in Copenhagen next week.
The unexpected resignation of St Clair School principal Richard Newton has shocked his board of trustees, staff and pupils.
For star-gazers, the remote and icy elbow of northern Norway in the Arctic Circle is one of the best places to go during winter. But for self-confessed "space geek and star-gazer'' Lola...
A Russian businesswoman believes she is being forced out of her leased premises in the Dunedin Railway Station by the Dunedin City Council to make way for a new family restaurant chain.
Six months after breaking his neck in a mountain-biking accident, Nick Cornish is back doing what he does best - music.
One of Dunedin's top organists has been appointed to one of the world's most prestigious organist jobs in Sweden.
An apartment fire in St Clair on Saturday is being treated as suspicious by fire investigators.
Visitors to a Dunedin cafe got warm soft cuddles with their cappuccino on Saturday, in the city's first Pop-up Kitten Cafe.
It doesn't matter what they tell you, nothing can prepare you for eating a chilli registering about 2 million on the Scoville Heat Unit (shu) scale.
The ‘‘third-world'' roading conditions being created by Dunedin City Council contractors while renewing the water mains in Kaikorai is leaving some residents angry and impatient for it to be finished.
It is a kind of schadenfreude. I have always found it amusing when people scare the living daylights out of each other.
A speech laying out the value of not being a bystander to racism and discrimination has won a Logan Park High School pupil the Otago Race Unity Speech Competition.
I only have one issue.
The wheels are turning on a bid to retrieve a 1940s Ford ‘‘Jailbar'' fire engine from a North Island farmer's shed and have it returned to Waitati, where it was once the area's first dedicated fire appliance.
The Dunthat Motel on King Edward St is now ‘‘been that'', following its demolition yesterday.
Be prepared.
If you live in South Dunedin, these are some of the people in your neighbourhood.
At last, gig-speed internet is connected in Ali Copeman's office, and the Dunedin businesswoman says her work can begin.