As the Baby Boom generation enter their 70s, younger generations of Kiwis are putting plans in place to care for them in their old age. Health reporter Mike Houlahan asks how ready Otago is to give them a happy retirement.
The rebuild of Dunedin Hospital must have the demands of an ageing population at the forefront of its design, Southern District Health Board chief medical officer Nigel Millar says.
A man accused of setting several fires in Alexandra, including the fire which badly damaged the town's recycling centre, told a colleague he had set a workmate's car alight, the Dunedin District...
New regulations governing tobacco packaging come into force today, a move an anti-smoking lobby group says is a vital step towards the goal of New Zealand being smokefree by 2025.
More good news for miracle dog Meg as vets say she likely does not have a heart infection and a leg they feared was broken was actually a dislocated joint.
The owner of Meg, the dog that was found alive on Monday after missing for five weeks, has been inundated with offers of help to pay for her veterinary bills.
The story of Andy Cunningham and Meg was already remarkable - the Dunedin man credits his dog with helping him walk again after a back injury left him paralysed.