Mark John

A trio of new two-bedroom houses is replacing an old Kāinga Ora home past its use-by date in Port Chalmers.

A former Otago Daily Times videographer who went to Palestine says the destruction due to the war was even more confronting in person.

A pair of former Dunedin golfers got to share a special moment with Lydia Ko after she won her third major title yesterday.

Dunedin does not have the capacity to deal with big events, a picketing St John paramedic says.

Celebrating Ukraine Independence Day is a reminder of the lives lost in the war for a Ukrainian migrant now residing in Dunedin.

Twenty five firefighters and a helicopter are working to extinguish a tussock fire near Middlemarch. 

If the girl Dr Peter Schwartz first asked out to a party several decades ago had said yes to him, he might not be celebrating his 60th wedding anniversary yesterday with his wife.

Emma Gilmour never thought she would drive for McLaren when she was in high school.

A Dunedin secondary school student has scored a trip to Brazil with her people-person personality.

Taking her study to the world has snared a Dunedin secondary school student a second consecutive overall win at Otago’s science and technology fair.