Details of a proposed new enrolment zone for King's High School are to be released to the public today, marking the start of a public consultation process.
On any given day, you can look out Loft Hair salon's window and imagine you are in New York, Melbourne, or Paris.
It can drive you to pull your hair out, and it can swell you with pride. But the real reason Mark Rogers is one of the longest-serving board of trustees members in Otago, is because it's an addictive challenge like no other. John Lewis explains.
The nervous wait to see what will become of Taieri College's fire-damaged Hislop Hall is over.
Kiwi Antony Starr returns as Sheriff Lucas Hood in the fourth and final season of Banshee.
Police say it could be some time before it is known what caused a mini-bus crash near Luggate on Friday, which killed a 62-year-old Indian woman.
Police are again reminding Dunedin residents to take valuables out of their cars or keep them out of sight, following five car break-ins on Saturday night.
Franz Josef locals hope the Waiho flood bank which breached, causing major flooding in the West Coast township on Thursday, can be repaired by the end of this week.
Colin Coombes adjusts his neatly ironed collar and tie, picks up his meat cleaver, and sets to work with a solid thwack.
Sometimes, the symbolism of certain dates in the church calendar is too good to pass by.
Teachers need to be very careful and selective about what personal information they share with their pupils, particularly on social media, according to a Dunedin education specialist.
A Calton Hill family are furious Dunedin police have not laid charges after they woke during the night to find a stranger standing in their bedroom.
Brandy. Arthur Cook reckons it's the elixir of life.
About 15 houses in the Dunedin area remain without power after it was cut by hurricane-force winds on Thursday night.
When you get to 55, fewer things in life still excite you, Simon McMillan says.
Jesse Matheson is seldom short of something to say, but when he found out he had won the prestigious 2016 Speech New Zealand Founders Scholarship, he was left speechless - almost.
Talk about family ties. Colleen Myers and her brothers Terry and Brian Docherty are so close, they share the same kidney disease and two even have kidneys transplanted from other family...
A bid to create a memorial for World War 1 conscientious objectors has hit a snag at one of the last hurdles.
About 150 delegates from education sectors around the world are expected to attend the International Educational Leadership Conference in Dunedin next month.
An upcoming public meeting for people living in the South Dunedin "basin'' may be the key to preventing future floods like the one which affected many family homes, schools and businesses last year, Labour MP Clare Curran hopes.