The University of Otago's massive building programme has left it 400 parking spaces short and some staff are having to wait five years for a designated park.
Two women from opposite sides of the globe have formed an unlikely bond over the downing of a Lancaster bomber near a French village almost 74 years ago.
Reviving extinct species such as the moa is moving from science fiction to science fact and a Dunedin researcher is leading a worldwide debate on which animals should be brought back.
A report by the Treasury has raised fresh doubts about a plan to slash more than 50 jobs from a Dunedin research facility and move them north to Lincoln.
A Dunedin scientist who played a major role in Britain winning World War 1 and was a pioneer in his field is finally getting some much deserved recognition.