Tomahawk Lagoon may soon ride a wave of biodiversity and sustainability success after the Otago Regional Council voted to pump $260,000 into a new catchment group, an ecological assessment of the...

Bringing a cheerful smile and a can-do attitude, Sharna Milner has been volunteering at Presbyterian Support Otago’s Octacan event for 10 years.

Failure of the Dunedin Physio Pool’s heat exchanger is one of several issues causing a "perfect financial storm" for the Otago Therapeutic Pool Trust, leaving trustees to question whether it can...

Green Island School senior kapa haka group Te Kura o Okaihae is buzzing with excitement before next weekend’s Matariki Whanau Hui at Dunedin City Baptist Church (DCBC).

Heritage plants and heritage properties are both worth saving, but when one invades the other, neither can benefit.

First there were eight — now there are more than 40.

Outram School may be more than 160 years old, but continuing make-overs keep it looking younger than its pupils.

Another barrier has been brought down.