Ella Stokes

Using her artistic skills to teach people about the importance of native plants is what one Dunedin woman’s latest project aims to do.

Bags for Good is spreading the message in Dunedin that reusable bags are fun and easy to make.

More than 200 people gathered at the Clinton Community Centre on Tuesday in a bid to learn about farming for the future.

After thinking he would be out of a job, a Dunedin man is delighted to have received more funding so he can remain in work.

An generous blast from the past is helping patients at the Dunedin Hospital children’s ward.

The Mosgiel Elderly Care Trust is celebrating 35 years of preventing loneliness and isolation in the community.

Waitati School is calling for its school signs to be improved before someone gets hurt.

One Dunedin man wants the Government to offer more funding to allow people with disabilities into jobs.

Ella Stokes catches up with sports fanatics from an older age group to see what they enjoy trying their hand at.

Environmental enthusiast Gaileen Ross retires this month after raising more than 30,000 plants for the Tomahawk and Smaills Beach coastal area.

Two Dunedin entrepreneurs have created a way for people to share their skills and hobbies and make money at the same time.

A Dunedin entrepreneur is making it easy for parents to work while looking after their children with her new initiative, Share Your Space.

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