Sam Henderson

An unpaid army keeps the internet honest.

Floodwaters forced residents from their homes and swallowed roads as a winter storm relentlessly pounded the city on Sunday and Monday.

Overcast skies and a co-operative tide provided ideal conditions for the annual TK Cowan handicap races at Ocean Grove on Saturday.

Traffic delays are looming after a towering crane delivered crucial medical equipment to the new Dunedin Hospital.

While some struggled among muddy streets and simple shacks, wealthy merchants built elegant manors on the back of the gold rush boom.

Reporter Sam Henderson delves into the archives to unearth tales of crime, corruption and scandal in the settler south.

A community art exchange is helping people overcome their fear of creativity.

A portable game in a plastic tub is teaching players how to protect their personal information from the prying eyes of artificial intelligence.

Dunedin scaffolders are swapping hefting steel for deep stretching to prepare for a demanding workload.

A Dunedin coastal safety group has secured funding to boost emergency response along the city’s rugged southern shoreline.

An evening of music, dance and shared kai will bring the community together tomorrow.

It will be "nanu nanu" to Nanofest after this year as the demand for showcasing science grows.

Sam Henderson highlights key takeaways from the recent Saddle Hill Community Board meeting.

A search for a safe haven from toxic political rhetoric has brought an American minister and his family halfway across the world to Dunedin.

Early morning endurance efforts have earned one dedicated oarsman a generous grant.

The Playhouse presents “The Grand Old Playhouse Music Hall”Saturday, June 13Review by Brenda Harwood Dunedin’s Playhouse Theatre leaned into its historic nature during high-spirited...

A bespoke mini supermarket in Dunedin is stocking its shelves with fresh opportunities for young people with intellectual disabilities.

A local boy is crafting a clever quiz to celebrate cultural connections.