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A group of disabled Dunedin performers are determined the show must go on despite the abrupt closure of their charity.

Construction has begun on Plymouth Brethren Christian Church’s new church at the corner of Factory Rd and Puddle Alley, near Mosgiel.

An Otago researcher hopes a recently awarded fellowship will help develop a crucial first step in the fight against "superbugs".

New Zealand still has a price to pay for freedom, 106 years after World War 1 ended, a leading historian says.

One person had to be cut from a car after it left the road at a major Dunedin intersection and ended up in a neighbouring street.

Sculptor Philippa Wilson (left), Friends of First Church secretary Elizabeth Wilson and senior minister Ed Masters, admire the Tree of Life sculpture at First Church. 

Disc golf is taking flight in Dunedin as the sport enjoys a post-pandemic boom.

Work continues on Maitland St to construct seven housing units after minor consent changes were approved by the Dunedin City Council last month.

Donald Trump’s impact as American president could span decades, one expat has warned.

An Outram resident who was menaced by an off-leash dog says a proposed bylaw change is a step in the wrong direction.

The fate of the soon-to-be vacated Kensington Army Hall and HMNZS Toroa in Dunedin is still unknown as work to upgrade a new New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) base in the central city begins.

An incubator of the Dunedin Sound is on the market after nearly a decade of restoration.

Embracing the Halloween spirit to protest hospital cuts at the University of Otago are (from left) Dunedin City Council campaign assistant Emily Paton and councillors Sophie Barker and Mandy Mayhem...