Daisy Hudson

More than 150 students have requested financial support from the University of Otago since lockdown was announced.

A tragedy is inevitable if motorists do not stop speeding on Dunedin streets, police say.

After thinking it over for a while, Nathan Shanks decided this was the year he would finally have a crack at running a full marathon. Unfortunately, Covid-19 had other ideas.

A man found with two machetes in his car while breaching lockdown was warned by police in Dunedin.

A vaccination centre is needed to help protect Dunedin’s thousands of students from Covid-19, the Otago University Students Association (OUSA) says.

People partying, visiting friends in hospital, and causing mayhem on the roads are among a raft of lockdown breaches in Dunedin over the weekend.

Last lockdown it was teddy bears, but this time around it is hoped Dunedin windows will take on a golden floral theme.

The University of Otago has apologised after some students were told those who headed home at the start of lockdown had gambled with their academic futures.

It is unlikely the South Island will leave lockdown tomorrow night, despite remaining Covid-free, an expert says.

It could have been very much worse, but a search and rescue operation for a missing Brighton toddler had a happy ending yesterday.

More than 90 people were airlifted from Fiordland charter boats as holidaymakers rushed to beat the clock and get home.

A new Australian gang may be trying to set up in the South.

A person playing Pokemon Go and a boy-racer meet-up were among several breaches dealt with by Dunedin police on the first day of Alert Level 4 lockdown.

A person playing Pokemon Go and a boy racer meet-up are among several Covid lockdown breaches spotted by Dunedin police.