Timothy Brown

Almost one-third of people convicted for breaching protection orders in Otago during the past five financial years were imprisoned for the crime.

A Dunedin genealogist hopes her efforts will ensure future generations remember the fallen.

It may have been ''weird'', but what a way to end the school term.

Veteran postie Kerry Wheeler found himself on the receiving end of a special delivery yesterday.

An initiative is taking a shot at bridging the gap between junior and secondary school netball on the Taieri.

Otago Polytechnic's work with open education could see new cash flow within a decade.

Sir Alan Mark was ''thrilled'' with the turnout of supporters of the Wise Response Appeal on the steps of Parliament in Wellington this week.

Public support for the Caledonian Bowling Club is ''incredibly'' heartening, the club's board chairwoman Jan Tucker says.

Dunedin Night Shelter trustees will sleep on the street this weekend to raise awareness of the ''elephant in the room''.

Allan and Aven Hamilton's lives have gone to the dogs - in a good sense.

Nine not out doesn't sound like much, but it's a performance which made Donna Burns the toast of Dunedin cricket last week.

There are mixed feelings among Dunedin retailers about this year's cruise ship season.

It felt like a long time coming, but Rosie Melrose can finally call herself a New Zealander.

A sterner stance from the Dunedin City Council towards freedom campers at Macandrew Bay seems to have had unintended consequences.

Seven trespass notices were issued to clients of southern ACC offices in the past three years.

After four decades in business in the auto electrical trade, Keith Jackson retired on Monday.

Old school has a new meaning for a group of university students living in Ellis St, North Dunedin.

Savings of almost $50 a week can be made if families buy their fruit and vegetables from stores other than supermarkets.

Mosgiel cyclist Brad Evans has boosted his Commonwealth Games hopes with a strong performance in Cambridge this month.

Some Ocean View residents feel freedom campers are flouting the camping rules and overcrowding a local seaside reserve.