Tim Scott

Being active and keeping fit are two very important lessons, but it is not just those in the classroom who need a reminder.

Motorists should be prepared for foggy conditions around the region this coming week.

Four years of working with all hands on deck has ended with smooth sailing.

Dunedin police are disappointed by the number of drivers caught using their cellphones behind the wheel.

An intoxicated man found in a car that rolled on a motorway claimed he was not the driver — despite being the only occupant when police arrived.

Support for Cyclone Gabrielle victims has come straight from the hearts of Dunedin’s budding artists — although they are a lot younger than one might presume.

The faces of your loved ones will soon shine as brightly as stars in the night sky.

When a "once in a lifetime" project needed a magic touch, contractors did not need to look far to find those up for the challenge.

A Dunedin secondary school co-principal who died suddenly at the weekend has been described as "very caring with a big heart" as tributes flood in.

There are big shoes to fill, but Gabe Davis is ready to take his first steps.

A staff and student pressure group fighting looming cuts says the University of Otago needs to stop "fighting amongst ourselves" and present a united front to the Government.

A plan for significant cuts which left students and staff shocked and upset was released prematurely, the University of Otago says.

A pair of masters programmes are in the firing line as the University of Otago ramps up its search for savings.

A new job-seeking initiative will help fill a shortage of skills in the hospitality industry by funnelling in new recruits.