Grant Miller

Refunds are coming for Otago families left in the lurch when school trips overseas were cancelled and the travel company organising them collapsed.

Show promoters caught up in the collapse of a ticketing company say venues such as Dunedin’s Regent Theatre need to do more to make sure customers do not lose money from such situations.

It is unfortunate for a Dunedin woman that her airline dealt with flight refunds so quickly.

A shortage of student accommodation could result from the University of Otago having to stall its capital works programme.

Ahead of one of his birthdays, George Haggie invited his good friend to dine with him.

The growing list of postponed events in the South is adding anxiety for businesspeople trying to make headway under Alert Level 2.

Ravensdown has abandoned a push to adjust monitoring rules relating to its Ravensbourne fertiliser plant, following community pressure.

Student representatives are heartened the University of Otago will not be rushing into changing the way students are selected for its medical school.

Central Otago firefighters from two stations yesterday rushed to tackle a scrub fire by Gorge Creek near Fruitlands in the Teviot Valley.

The King’s High School board of trustees is backing the school’s rector over comments he made about the upcoming cannabis referendum.

Mandatory meal breaks could be scrapped under a National-led government, but meat workers say the plan is out to lunch.

Crew on a container ship who are desperate to spend time ashore in Dunedin have been "blindsided" by extra Covid-19 precautions.

King's High School rector Nick McIvor’s comments about the upcoming cannabis referendum caused an uproar, but he may be in the clear.

Covid-19 put the brakes on Otago Polytechnic’s drive to attract international students but marketing still includes advertising in Russian.

A Dunedin woman unable to get to her father’s funeral has taken some solace from recording a speech for it.