Jessica Wilson

Isaac Construction project engineer Dan Elliott (left) and southern district branch manager Kerry Hunter were collecting on Poppy Day last week.

"A day of gratitude." That is how Anzac Day was described during one of the many services held around the Taieri on Monday to honour the New Zealand and Australian soldiers who fought during wars...

Dancers from around the country are in Dunedin this weekend for an annual competition, which also marks a society’s milestone anniversary.

Dunedin Performing Arts and Competitions Society life member and former tap convener Gladys Hope has been performing for most of her life.

Dunedin’s student volunteers will help clean and restore graves on Saturday.

Women’s mountain biking has experienced a boom in recent years as more female riders hit the trails. Jessica Wilson reports.

The rising cost of rent has resulted in more people accessing Presbyterian Support Otago’s (PSO) financial mentoring services and food bank.

A community board member has publicly aired his frustration about the Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board, saying he is embarrassed by its actions.

A plaque dedicated to the late Dave Cull will be installed on the Otago Peninsula in the coming weeks.

A plaque dedicated to the late Dave Cull will be installed on the Otago Peninsula in the coming weeks.

Trees which could reach up to 12m in height may be swapped for smaller ones along the Silver Stream.

A dog park, movie nights and pedestrian crossings are some of the ideas Otago Peninsula school pupils have to improve the area.

The Dunedin City Council will upgrade the footpath from Allans Beach Rd to Portobello School this winter, but the timeline for the Peninsula Connection to reach the school remains 2028.

School friends and workmates can team up to complete a triathlon at Forsyth Barr Stadium.

Sport may be back on court but the events side of the Edgar Centre has "gone through the floor", its manager says.

Adjusting to rule changes can be difficult but schools are doing their best for their pupils, a principal says.

Lockdown was financially and physically costly for Dunedin care homes and their residents.

Carisbrook School pupils were treated to a football skills session on Monday.

Construction of the Mosgiel pool is approaching major milestones. Seven large steel beams to support the roof and walls of the pool building will be installed this month and next. Dunedin City...