John Lewis

Come January, it will be hard to miss the fact that it is the Dunedin Botanic Garden's 150th anniversary.

One of the Taieri's familiar features - the Momona Garage and Service Station - has been sold.

End-of year school pranks are raising concerns among Dunedin police who say it may only be a matter of time before someone is seriously injured.

Unlike the Daleks on the British cult television show Doctor Who, the one in South Dunedin on Saturday was surprisingly polite.

Surf Lifesaving New Zealand is urging parents not to leave their children unattended at Dunedin beaches this summer.

When it comes to recounting their lives so far, Jade Nicholson and Zane Clifton-Clark are blunt.

The only thing more ghoulish and ghastly than the Halloween costumes last night was the weather in Dunedin.

For more than 50 years, the administration block at Kaikorai Valley College has remained almost untouched, with funding priorities directed to classrooms and equipment for pupils.

The Citizens' Band Radio Association of New Zealand will be saying its final over and out next week, but Otago's Neurological Foundation and Cancer Society will be 10-4 (OK).

After spending half a century on the road rolling out the same hits in a different venue around the globe for up to seven days a week, you could forgive a 70-year-old hard-core muso for forgetting the last time he performed in little old Dunedin.

Amy Roxburgh says living with cerebral palsy has given her confidence a beating.

The names of two Otago Girls' High School pupils have been engraved in the history books of the New Zealand History Teachers' Association and the New Zealand Historical Association after winning awards at the organisations' 2012 New Zealand Young Historians' Awards.

Row, row, row your boat, gently down the ... school hall?

A United States glaciologist and Fulbright senior scholar has been appointed the University of Otago's new dean of surveying.

The Ministry of Education has not ruled out some form of compensation for the added workload and stress caused by the Novopay debacle, Otago Primary Principals' Association (OPPA) executive members were told at a meeting yesterday.

Dunedin police are "stoked" to have found a pig hunter, feared dead after he failed to return from an expedition on Sunday afternoon.