Jessica Wilson

Last year’s ‘‘magnificent concerts’’ and the rise of non-commercial accommodation may be a factor in a decrease of guest nights in Dunedin in the year to March 31.

Dunedin Pride is launching a social and networking group for members of the trans and gender-diverse community.

A petition to open the toilets at Chingford Park has been successful.

Elderly and disabled people have issues with Dunedin's bus system, advocates say.

Technology may have changed in the past 25 years, but the Life Education Trust’s values have remained the same.

Talking about suicide is one of the key prevention methods for youth, an academic says.

Defecating campers have no place at Smaills Beach - and freedom camping should be banned from the area altogether, a Tomahawk resident says.

A North East Valley woman wants to liberate the loos in Chingford Park.

A career as a social worker has inspired a Dunedin woman to trek to one of the new seven wonders of the world to raise money for a cause close to her heart.

For the past 25 years, the Pukehiki Church Trust’s main goal has been to restore the 151-year-old landmark.

Aroha, consent and respect are the key messages behind Rape Crisis' awareness week.

A desire to relive its strong, proud history was the motivation for a Dunedin cultural group to enter a South Island tournament after sitting on the sideline for 10 years.

As more and more children deal with anxiety, three Dunedin schools are stepping up to ensure they are looking out for the pupils' mental health and wellbeing.

The University Volunteer Centre's relaunch reflects its evolution over the past five years.

The Otago Regional Council bus timetable and map is not fit for purpose, a bus user says.

A group of University of Otago students is holding an event next week in the hope it will encourage other students to reduce their food waste.

The give way sign at the corner of Highcliff and Camp Rds is set to remain, but the speed limit may be reviewed.