Jessica Wilson

Members of a Taieri seniors’ group are dismayed the windows in their hall have been vandalised twice.

Farm equipment, food supplies and building materials are still needed to help Tonga’s recovery.

Swimmers will have to wait a while longer to use the physio pool.

An outpouring of community support before Christmas helped get Dunedin's main foodbanks through the busy holiday and back-to-school period, but now the shelves are looking increasingly bare.

The Dunedin Marathon committee is hopeful this year’s event can go ahead after a two-year hiatus.

The Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board will assign up to $6000 to its Celebrating Excellence project.

Dead animals and garden waste have been illegally dumped near Hoopers Inlet. The waste was recently spotted by a member of the public in Allan Beach Rd, prompting Otago Peninsula Community Board...

An outpouring of community support before Christmas helped get the city’s main foodbanks through the busy holiday and back-to-school period, but now the shelves are looking increasingly bare.

Hikers will have the chance to traverse one of Dunedin’s well-known mountains next weekend.

School buses and a potential bus stop change were discussed at the latest Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board meeting.

Tertiary accommodation providers say protocols are in place for adhering to Covid-19 guidelines as thousands of students make their way to Dunedin.

There is still time to order a bouquet of flowers for your loved one this Valentine’s Day, Dunedin florists say.

The Taieri Network’s new community connector is keen to hear residents’ visions for the area.

A Mosgiel couple are heading home after spending the past seven months in Australia.

Permanent shared pathway markings may be installed along Otago Peninsula.

Supporting local businesses and biodiversity groups are top priorities for the Otago Peninsula Community Board this year.

Progress of pool a point of pride