Sam Henderson

Simon Henderson looks at highlights from the Waikouaiti Coast Community Board.

Otago Polytechnic’s horticulture course faces an uncertain future, as it is among the many programmes the institution is closely reviewing.

The experiences of being seen or unseen will be explored in a new work opening next week.

They died in the trenches of Europe, on the grasslands of South Africa, in the cold waters of the Aegean Sea or the jungles of Vietnam.

In the hands of artist Graeme Wilson, simple lines bring familiar faces to life.

This week The Star reporter Simon Henderson uncovers the story behind this humble building.

A new book explores the life of a pioneering archaeologist.

A student who balances a passion for science with artistic pursuits has been recognised for excellence in both writing and visual arts.

A cultural group aims to create the largest Diwali celebration the city has ever seen.

In the ever-changing world of the movie industry, people are constantly moving on to their next film.

Why walk when you can run?

A new cultural event next year promises to showcase the vibrant traditions of a traditional Pakistani wedding.

A fundraising night will help people living with disabilities to make friends and connections.

When it comes to swimming, every fraction of a second counts.

Across the city, groups of handy individuals come together to share skills and build connections at community craft sheds.

Friends and family gathered as a convoy of members of the Otago Motorcycle Club rode past the home of Jock Neaves to commemorate his 100th birthday in Dunedin.

A showcase of skills were highlighted during a recent inclusive sports event.

As Dunedin and the greater Otago area grappled with two months’ worth of rain in only a few days, a vital cog in crisis management clicked into gear.