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Sharing the journey from lab to stage
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Sharing the journey from lab to stage
She went from studying in the lab to traipsing the floorboards, and she has never looked back.
Matthew Littlewood
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Carroll St site cleared for housing
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Carroll St site cleared for housing
A site has been cleared for a major Kāinga Ora homes and communities development in central Dunedin.
Uni not the only option: principal
Uni not the only option: principal
A new study claims pupils at rural schools have fewer chances of achieving university entrance than their counterparts at urban schools, but a rural school principal says it does not tell the whole...
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Derelict boat sinks, next steps unclear
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Derelict boat sinks, next steps unclear
A boat which had been left in a derelict state in Otago Harbour has sunk in unknown circumstances.
German online in pilot university collaboration
German online in pilot university collaboration
German will be offered to University of Otago students online next year as the university pilots a collaborative teaching model with Te Herenga Waka Victoria University of Wellington.
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120 Otago professors write letter of concern
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120 Otago professors write letter of concern
The majority of University of Otago professors - understood to be more than 120 - have written to the institution’s leadership concerned about how restructuring is being handled.
Claim Nats not interested in southern city
Claim Nats not interested in southern city
Christopher Luxon has visited various southern Labour strongholds, including Christchurch, during the campaign - so why has he snubbed Dunedin?
Snub proof Nats not interested in city: Brooking
Snub proof Nats not interested in city: Brooking
National leader Christopher Luxon has visited much of the South Island throughout the campaign, but a party spokeswoman confirmed he would not be visiting Dunedin.
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Dog that attacked spaniel believed to be XL bully
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Dog that attacked spaniel believed to be XL bully
The Dunedin City Council believes a dog which mauled a cavalier King Charles spaniel to death was a breed recently banned in the United Kingdom.
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Dog fatally mauled in unprovoked attack
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Dog fatally mauled in unprovoked attack
A Dunedin woman is distraught after witnessing her dog being mauled to death on Saturday.
Faeces most likely cause of outbreak, HNZ says
Faeces most likely cause of outbreak, HNZ says
Human faecal matter in the water supply is believed to have caused Queenstown’s Cryptosporidium (crypto) outbreak.
Extra flights after Queenstown bomb scare
Queenstown airport scare: ‘Threat’ was ski boot heater
Airlines are putting on extra flights to clear the passenger backlog after Queenstown Airport was thrown into chaos, as hundreds of holidaymakers’ plans were derailed by a suspected bomb threat.
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Slice of prime Queenstown land up for sale
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Slice of prime Queenstown land up for sale
One of the last remaining areas of undeveloped land in central Queenstown is set to go back to the market.
Threatening to kill charge over imitation pistol
Threatening to kill charge over imitation pistol
A man has been charged with threatening to kill after Dunedin police responded to two separate calls relating to imitation firearms.
Teens questioned over Dunedin car break-ins
Teens questioned over Dunedin car break-ins
Police are questioning a pair of teenagers about a series of motor vehicle break-ins in Dunedin.
Pastoral care, uni bar top of list for president
Pastoral care, uni bar top of list for president
Otago University Student Association’s new president Keegan Wells wants a new student bar and more student pastoral care to be on top of her agenda next year.
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Uproar may open door for more Dunedin films
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Uproar may open door for more Dunedin films
The film-makers behind Uproar hope it will lead to more chances for Dunedin to shine on the silver screen.
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Traditions at risk, iwi says
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Traditions at risk, iwi says
Coastal traditional burial sites and Ngai Tahu food gathering areas are increasingly at risk from the effects of climate change, iwi leaders say.
Apprenticeship complete, now off to US
Apprenticeship complete, now off to US
Harry Russell is going places.
Three hospitalised since crypto outbreak began
Three hospitalised since crypto outbreak began
Three people have been admitted to hospital during Queenstown’s Cryptosporidium outbreak, as the disease is transferred from person to person, Te Whatu Ora Health New Zealand Southern says.