Sam Henderson

The third time is a charm for a determined young Dunedin triathlete.

A dusty showdown awaits as the country’s best cowboys ride into town.

A new report that shows people with disabilities spend longer in emergency housing has not surprised a Dunedin sector advocate.

Dunedin will sparkle this March with a Pride Month calendar that will stretch from the blacksmith's forge to the stars above.

Age is just a number for Norma Riley, who turned her first sports competition into gold-winning success.

From a Port Chalmers basement, the sounds of 1990s-inspired rock roar out as an accomplished young group is set to launch its first single.

Sam Henderson looks at highlights from the Otago Peninsula Community Board.

A 50-cent subscription and a $50 piano were the start of a half-century legacy.

Two decades of delight have cemented a local festival as a community favourite.

Amid the sweat and strain of the New Zealand Masters Games, a lesson in longevity is playing out on the quiet streets of Mosgiel. The Star reporter Sam Henderson meets a determined duo maintaining...

Two Dunedin researchers aim to preserve the golden age of New Zealand ice skating before the memories melt away.

The image of the boot scootin’ dancer is getting a modern remix as the Dunedin Line Dance Gala brings more than 300 participants to the Edgar Centre next week.

A vibrant ancient tradition is set to shine through a cloud of colourful dust.

Fifty years ago, enthusiastic runners navigated Dunedin’s bush using hand-drawn maps and tin cans painted with numbers.

The leaders of Dunedin Pride are plotting a course to ensure the organisation survives long after they have moved on.

Motoring marvels, old and new, are mustering for a southern tour.

From patient to mentor, the journey has come full circle for a young Taieri cancer survivor.

A Dunedin teenager recently swapped the classroom for a challenging expedition through one of New Zealand’s most untouched landscapes.