Jessica Wilson

In a new series, The Star is investigating the state of clubs in Dunedin. This week, reporter Jessica Wilson chats to athletics clubs about the future of the sport.

University of Otago ecology and zoology student Ashley Walsh (21), of Christchurch, measures fly sizes at the department of zoology last week.

Te reo Maori is taking centre stage.

Kavanagh College music pupils have a new use for their old Go Cards.

Biking groups are calling for a pump track to be installed.

Sara Cohen School’s new programme will help pupils transition to living independently.

Paxton Hall enjoys being busy.

The guy with the big hair has a new do.

The Dunedin Marathon is usually held in the first few weeks of September. But not this year — the organising committee made the tough decision in March to cancel the spring event. The...

Drawing on the doodle table while setting up the "Let’s Talk Peninsula" exhibition is (from left) Otago Art Society president Doug Hart, OpenArts Inc chairman Roger Weston, and artists Pauline...

A project to upgrade two Mosgiel stormwater pump stations has been delayed.

A Dunedin rugby club has honoured one of its former players.

Report any concerning behaviour to the police.

A request for wet-weather pants has got the tick of approval.

A community patrol group has a new way to monitor the streets.

Dunedin taekwondo students won a haul of accolades at a national tournament.

Interest is growing in developing a sports hub as part of the Logan Park tennis upgrade.

The Dunedin City Council will be taking a "hard line" with residents putting rubbish in their yellow-lidded bins.

After more than 150 years of celebrating Scottish heritage, the Caledonian Society of Otago is winding up.

Holly Robinson has found the silver lining in an unusual year.