Jessica Wilson

A group has been formed to advocate for the Mosgiel Memorial Garden.

A Downer worker uses a line trimmer to clear some of the vegetation on the Silver Stream bank yesterday.

Teaching Pasifika pupils about climate change so they can spread the message was the focus of a University of Otago programme last week.

The players in one Phoenix Thunder forward line know each other better than most team-mates.

Otago may be one round down in the South Island Shield competition, but both its teams are making great strides.

When the Special Olympics Otago powerlifting team found itself without a coach, their parents stepped in.

The premier A top-of-the-table clash went down to the wire, the Southern Magpies netting a goal at the end of the game to beat Phys Ed A 51-50 on Saturday.

Pulling weeds and painting walls is all in a day’s work for three friends.

The new mural outside the Dunedin Night Shelter reflects its light in the community, the artist says.

The Rotary Club of Taieri is holding its first book sale in 10 years.

Tomahawk residents had their say on the future of the lagoon at a drop-in session last week.

Phys Ed A had a convincing win in its second game of the premier A grade season on Saturday, beating St Hilda’s 77-30.

The first stage of the Silverstream Beautification Project will start next month.

Hundreds of people, from babies to the elderly, gathered in Anzac Park for a service on Sunday.

A Dunedin couple is on a mission to teach children futsal skills and rules.

Attending a pop-up job shop helped a jobseeker land an exciting new role.

In a series, The Star reporter Jessica Wilson aims to highlight unsung heroes of Dunedin’s sporting community. This week, she talks to ice skating coach Megan Kliegl.

Junior tennis players got to test Logan Park’s newly resurfaced courts this week.

Plans are in motion to improve the water quality of Tomahawk lagoon.