Tim Miller

More than most, Glenys Geytenbeek knows the value of volunteering.

One Mosgiel business owner, more than most, knows the effect legal highs can have on a small business and its employees.

The Dunedin City Council, along with the police and representatives of Dunedin schools, are taking a proactive approach to road safety outside schools.

An animal rights campaigner is asking people to stay away from the International Rodeo event at Forsyth Barr Stadium later this month and says the Dunedin City Council should reconsider allowing the event to be held in Dunedin.

Schools and parents in the Mosgiel-Taieri area are looking at what options they have after the Ministry of Education informed them they were making changes to some of the school bus routes in the area.

When Logan Edgar's term as president of the Otago University Students Association ends next month he is hoping his career in politics will not end with it.

Robotics is a gateway to the world of information technology for school pupils, especially pupils at all-female schools, a group of Otago Girls' High School robotics fanatics say.

Dunedin's water-based sports clubs are increasingly frustrated by a lack of space at Moana Pool and say it is affecting their sports.

Prime Minister John Key and other National Party MPs are set to be flooded with emails from Dunedin intermediate school pupils and their parents over proposed changes to technology funding for intermediate schools.

With one wicket to spare, University-Grange was able to hold out for a draw against Albion, in the Dunedin senior men's declaration cricket on Saturday.

A 191-run opening stand for Green Island set up an easy 99-run victory against Kaikorai in the senior club competition on Saturday.