Thirty years ago, an example of one of the rarest vintage cars in New Zealand was nothing more than a pile of rusted metal on wheels, with a tree growing out of it.
This week, Keith Moore put the finishing touches on the 1927 soft-top Willys Overland Whippet tourer, and next week it will be rolled out in all its former glory, for all to see.
Matthew Scadden is seldom short of something to say about anything.
For a change yesterday, pupils at Taieri Beach School turned the tables on usual education practices.
Was it beginner's luck when Dunedin company Animation Research Ltd won a Sports Emmy for its first attempt at creating a mobile phone app?
The leader of a transition board tasked with setting up the new Educanz body to replace the New Zealand Teachers' Council says education sector unions are scaremongering over changes to the regulatory and professional body.
For the past few days, Tuhin Baucus has been repeating the same thing, over and over: ''The Pantheon is in Rome, the Parthenon is in Athens''.
For children who love books, Port Chalmers will be the end of the line on Saturday.
Cleaners armed with fumigation, waterblasting and steam-cleaning equipment were busy at the Otago SPCA yesterday in a bid to kill a deadly virus which hit the facility's cat population.
If you're dreading going back to work after reading this on your morning smoko break, perhaps it's time for a career change.
Family and friends are rallying around a teenage couple and their 2-year-old daughter after they lost everything in a house fire.
A South Dunedin family was lucky to escape its Bay View Rd home after a candle set fire to a bed and sent flames ripping through the house with surprising speed.
What happens when children walk into a movie theatre and see one of the most recognisable ''bad guys'' on the planet waving a laser gun about?
When a train stops in the middle of nowhere, and you have to walk 8km to the next sign of civilisation, it can make passengers pretty cranky.
A Dunedin businessman says he is having trouble reconciling media reports on the conflict in the Ukraine with what he has seen on a recent holiday, and believes all is not what it seems.
Not to put too fine a point on it, but it seems Pippi Miller has her adversaries well and truly foiled.
Corstorphine House may be on the market, but its owner says he has no plans to let the historic Dunedin property go.
If you didn't know better, you would think someone was keeping a flock of ducks in the basement of the Mornington Tavern.
The Dunedin Railway Station is not traditionally where art and science come together - it is usually where people gather.
About 500 Telecom customers in the lower South Island have had their ultrafast broadband service cut for the second time in two weeks after the flooded Kakanui River severed a fibre cable near Maheno.
The Otago SPCA is looking for up to 10 people to foster cats or kittens for up to three weeks, in the wake of a deadly virus which has hit the facility's cat population.