The supply of quality engineers, plumbers, automotive mechanics and carpenters in Otago looks assured after Taieri College's Trades Academy recently became a Competenz accredited school.
Mosgiel Library will go live this week with a sophisticated new radio tracking system which will simplify and expedite the movement of lending stock.
To say life for Anna Hoek-Sims has been an emotional roller coaster lately is an understatement.
The Amalgamated Workers Union New Zealand has laid blame for the impending closure of Southern Cross Forest Products squarely at the feet of the Dunedin City Council and local forestry growers.
A 17-year-old girl remains in intensive care in Dunedin Hospital after a high-speed crash which killed a brother and sister from Mosgiel.
It is hoped Corstorphine House's history of accommodating Royals, heads of state and Hollywood actors will help attract international ''A-listers'' when it officially goes on the market next week...
The Broad Bay School community is frustrated and angry the Dunedin City Council may be about to do a U-turn on road-widening work in the area.
The smell of paint fumes wafting down Wilkie Rd this week is a clear indication a change is in the wind for South Dunedin.
After spending nearly two years organising a colourful outdoor event to celebrate one of its most important milestones in recent history, Carisbrook School was hoping mother nature would be a bit more supportive.
They are not yet teenagers, but senior pupils at Waitati School are already starting to look like commercial architects.
St Hilda's Collegiate school principal Melissa Bell has been honoured at Parliament with a national excellence in leadership award.
In a world where leaders seem to be switching off or burning out regularly, the decisions made by those who will lead in the near future have never been more important.
It's a war like no other you've seen on stage.
Project management specialist Octa Associates has called for expressions of interest in demolishing the Mosgiel Central Kindergarten to make way for a new early childhood education facility.
A ''feral'' student party in Stafford St yesterday was shut down by police, amid concerns for the safety of intoxicated people climbing on the outside of a three-storey flat.
We've all heard about cats bringing home dead birds, mice and even odd things such as socks and underwear. But a Halfway Bush cat has taken it one furry step further by presenting its owner...
The culinary arts profession is filled with challenges - sharp knives, allergic reactions to certain nuts and spices, and hot stoves.
Debatable Thesis, the Bys, 21 SEVEN, Flat Passengers, Jimmy and the Stale Fingers, the Baby and Three 9ths.
William Pelet is a self-confessed ''nerd'' when it comes to science.
Hopes were high last night that two Ralph Hotere artworks up for auction would help take the Otago Community Hospice closer to its $1.6 million funding target for the next financial year.
