Sam Henderson

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.

An extinct duo are one of thirteen intricate lanterns that will will form an illuminated display at Toitū Otago Settlers Museum and Lan Yuan, Dunedin Chinese Gardens

Two wheels are better than four as pedal power is set to take over the city next month.

They say cats have nine lives, but Timaru-born pilot James "Spud" Hayter managed to rack up 19.

The tide has turned for a local club as years of fundraising have culminated in a modern facility to watch over the waves at Warrington.

The Alexander McMillan Hockey Centre was the place to be for fans yesterday as the Summer of Hockey series began.

Motoring history will roar to life on city streets this weekend.

Physical prowess meets mental agility in a diverse array of sports at the New Zealand Masters Games, which start in Dunedin next week.

As thousands make their final preparations for the New Zealand Masters Games, The Star reporter Sam Henderson speaks to a local para-athlete

Dunedin para-ice swimmer Francois Lambrechts has secured a trifecta of Guinness World Records.

Students have been cooking up a taste of university life in Dunedin this week.

The Entomological Society of New Zealand is buzzing as it recently announced this year’s candidates for New Zealand Bug of the Year.