Ella Stokes

The outbreak of Mycoplasma bovis has put a stop to calf clubs and many A&P shows and school pet days have put their respective calf and cattle sections on hold.

An Otago Polytechnic agriculture student is now more clued up about the deer industry after her recent trip with the future deer farmers experience.

The whine of the electric hand-piece will be heard from many shearing shed throughout the country as the days begin to heat up.

Moving to a new area can be hard, and even harder when you don't speak the same language as your new community does.

Passing on years of knowledge and teaching young shepherds the art of sheep dog training is a labour of love for one Outram man.

A Milton home-owner has questioned the ''high demand'' for affordable housing in the Clutha district after struggling for months to sell her three-bedroom property.

After moving to a new premises, Citizen Advice Bureau Dunedin say they are now able to offer a more confidential service.

Getting a phone call at 5 o'clock on a Friday night and not knowing when you are going to get home has been the reality for a Dunedin LandSAR volunteer for almost 40 years.

For the first time a University of Otago residential college has run a New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL) course.

In the heart of Dunedin’s central city student housing area, the last thing you might expect is an orchard, but one keen gardener has turned his dream into reality.

The new Barnes Dance crossings in inner-city Dunedin are causing some confusion but one academic thinks there is a simple solution.

A Dunedin student is couch-surfing his way through 2018 to raise money for charity.

Middlemarch's rural police officer will soon go from serving the community to serving behind a hotel bar.