Wyatt Ryder

A new principal with a focus on the community has taken up the lead at Anderson’s Bay School in Dunedin.

If you have noticed fewer possums around Dunedin, rest assured they are not just playing dead.

An Invercargill woman is concerned about her privacy after ACC gave her someone else’s sensitive medical records.

People struggling to prepare for the traffic light system will soon have face-to-face options for getting their vaccine pass as the Ministry of Health call centre struggles with unprecedented demand.

Secondary school exams began yesterday, with more than half of Otago pupils opting to swap their pens and paper for a keyboard.

Debbie Masina is making impressive progress on her bucket list.

The hard work of Otago Polytechnic students has resulted in more than $100,000 being donated to charities.

Months after a 2-year-old drowned at Taieri Mouth, members of the rescue team are doing their best to make sure tragedy does not strike again.

Safety precautions have been taken outside a Dunedin building after a concerned citizen informed the city council about precarious-looking cracks.

It has been 50 years since Radio 4XO sent out its first broadcast as one of the earliest private radio stations in Dunedin.

A series of Dunedin flats will soon be demolished to make way for a large temporary housing facility before residential college renovations begin.

The school staff vaccine mandate has teachers across the region unable to come to work, but Dunedin’s kindergartens have barely been affected.

The unvaccinated principal of a Mosgiel school which has lost half its staff because of the vaccine mandate says it is one of the darkest times in New Zealand education history.

Having been involved in the school for 27 years, there are few people better suited for the role of principal at Otago Girls’ High School than Bridget Davidson.

Swimmers looking for a playful dip are in luck, with the leisure pool at Moana Pool in Dunedin available for use from this Saturday.