Patients’ rights advocates will lie down on the job, as part of a nationwide day of action led by Patient Voice Aotearoa.

Two Dunedin doctors are offering the chance for people at risk from diabetes to take control of their health through a free, eight-week lifestyle course.

The first Sophia Michelle McMillan Crestani Scholarship has been awarded to Emilia Haszard, a second-year bachelor of science student majoring in oceanography, with a minor in mathematics.

The importance of poetry in cultural life will be explored in discussions and readings during the Dunedin Writers & Readers Festival.

The Rotary Club of Taieri is holding its first book sale in 10 years.

A busy year just got busier for conductor Peter Adams, who has stepped in to lead the Dunedin Concerto Competition finalists concert at short notice.

A year on from the Covid-19 lockdown, Dunedin’s prospects are looking good, job seeker numbers suggest.

Proudly showing their commitment to serving their country and becoming better citizens in the spirit their forefathers did as Anzacs, cadets from five New Zealand Cadet Force units in Otago...

There is growing awareness of the plague of plastics littering our oceans, beaches, and just about everywhere else on Earth.