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The oldest and longest service club of the historic precinct in Oamaru just got hotter.

For the first time in 18 years, Waimate District has three candidates for the mayoralty.

Industry, energy, genetic engineering and artificial intelligence were the hot topics at an NZ First minister’s open forum in Gore yesterday.

Holding on to the ball longer would be a good start.

An Australian tourist lost his wallet, then lost the plot, after his Queenstown kebab order was cancelled.

The country’s sports clubs are battling mounting costs, funding issues and volunteer burnout. Reporter Adrian Seconi checks the pulse of the club scene in Otago.

Work on the final section of the 15km Lake Brunner Scenic Trail is ramping up with a new 400m boardwalk taking shape on the southwestern side of the lake at Mitchells.

Christchurch company MARS Bioimaging has opened the door for more investors to reach a capital raise target of $10 million for getting its colour CT scanners into medical clinics.

Councillors were yesterday deadlocked over whether to back parking changes to a contentious Dunedin cycleway project.

Domestic violence does not discriminate. So a group of University of Otago law students have banded together to run a Designer Clothing Sale today to raise money for the Ōtepoti-Dunedin Whānau...

A Dunedin woman labelled a "narcissistic liar" by her brother after she stole almost $1million from their ailing mother has been denied parole.

It was a blockbuster show with a cast of thousands and crowds of millions. Paul Gorman looks back 100 years to the New Zealand International South Seas Exhibition.

The University of Otago is joining the drive for a controversial associate psychology degree, but the actual professional future of the role remains in limbo.

If you have not had the chance to build a snowman in Dunedin yet this winter, your opportunity may be about to arrive — possibly for the last time this year.

Dunedin Labour MP Rachel Brooking has run a few marathons in her time, and she put in another long-distance effort in the House this week.

Labour housing spokesman Kieren McAnulty yesterday slammed the government for not backing local efforts to end homelessness in the South.

A couple accused of a $1million fake cancer swindle used stories of expensive treatment and locked overseas funds to string their victims along, police say.

Love them or loathe them, parking officers have a knack for making the news.