Jonathan Chilton-Towle

Mosgiel woman Jan French has made progress on finding photographs for her book on forgotten South Otago soldiers who fought and died in World War 1.

Dunedin's street-cleaner has a new tool in his arsenal to help in his constant battle against grime - a giant vacuum cleaner.

A South Dunedin woman hopes her near-miss with a dangerous driver might shine a light on the issue of poor driving in the area.

Three years after it closed, Forbury school is once again a thriving community hub. 

Slipping and sliding on Dunedin's roads is something usually associated with winter but, after a long dry summer, a few drops of rain on the road can be just as dangerous - thanks to a phenomenon known as summer ice.

A call for reticulated water for the far end of the Otago Peninsula has emerged in the wake of two house fires in the area in the last few months.

Rivalry between towns competing in the final round of the Gigatown Competition is heating up, with Dunedin accusing Timaru of what must be one of the most nerdy acts of vandalism ever committed.

Dunedin residents should be able to access the fastest internet speeds in the country next month, following the city being announced winner of the Gigatown Competition last year.

The generosity of city residents has allowed the Dunedin Night Shelter to stay open.