Mark John

A tongue-in-cheek Dunedin campaign is targeting professionals sick of big city living and offering a higher quality life in the South.

A Dunedin octogenarian was forced to take matters into his own hands when the city council did not prune branches "dangerously" hanging over his street.

The team behind a highly anticipated cycling trail from Dunedin to Mosgiel is "extremely disappointed" it has been removed from the city council’s nine-year plan.

If you thought your job was hard, spare a thought for Dean Malcolm, who has to make cattle look not just good, but great.

Performing at the Waitati Music Festival is band Gutterlove with (from left) Glenn Bathgate on guitar and vocals, Lisa Gruner on vocals, Jason McIver on drums and Joe Pomana on bass.

A South Dunedin street wall has been transformed into a canvas for some young graffiti artists.

Dunedin residents enraged by a council policy to save money by letting grass verges become overgrown appear to have scored a victory.

A Dunedin mother is frustrated her daughter has to return a $4000 hearing device given to her by the Ministry of Education she was initially told she could keep when she moves overseas.

A Dunedin school is pleased to finally have certainty after plans for a new hall and classrooms were put in limbo by the Ministry of Education at the 11th hour.

There is only a 50-50 chance the Winter Games will ever return, its chief executive says.

Hundreds of Palestinian supporters gathered in Dunedin’s Octagon to celebrate the ceasefire in Palestine yesterday.

The Dunedin Symphony Orchestra needs more funding from community sponsors to grow and take its rightful place among the best in the country, its new development manager says.

Collecting bras is a great way to do a little social good on holiday, a Mosgiel couple have found.

An award-winning American poet is hoping to inspire University of Otago students to push boundaries in their creative writing.