Bringing ballroom to the stage Schools' show brings ballroom to stage Two Dunedin high schools are bringing an Australian film to the stage.
Research into food bank use Research into food bank use A University of Otago student wants to shed light on people who use food banks, as she believes they are often blamed and ‘‘demonised’’ for needing help.
South Dunedin hub well patronised South Dunedin hub well patronised Almost 17,000 visits have been made to the South Dunedin pop-up hub during its first six months.
Life-savers busy season comes to an end Life-savers busy season comes to an end Otago's surf life-savers have clocked off for another year after performing more than 50 rescues, at least six times that of last season.
Challenge a 'tough night' Challenge a 'tough night' St Peter Chanel School pupils swapped their "cosy'' beds for cardboard shelters on Friday night.
Accommodation still available Accommodation still available Despite an estimated 60,000 people expected to visit Dunedin during Easter, plenty of accommodation is still available in the city, providers say.
Exercise machines go after privacy concerns Exercise machines go after privacy concerns Exercise equipment at Highland Park reserve has been removed due to concerns about privacy and noise, a Dunedin City Council representative says.