John Gibb

Early flowering trees are providing welcome food for birds in Dunedin including (clockwise from top left) bellbirds, waxeyes, wood pigeons and tui.

Otago University Students’ Association employee Lon van Elk reflects on several of his digital painting works in an annual Student Exhibition at the University Union Hall yesterday.

Despite earlier Covid-19 disruption, Southern junior chess is in good heart, judging by the latest annual Otago-Southland secondary school team tournament.

In a cruel twist, many Covid-19 survivors could be affected by a once-obscure chronic fatigue condition, initially termed the Tapanui flu, and whose existence was once ridiculed and denied.

If a powerful therapy that could dramatically cut mortality risks came in pill form, every doctor would prescribe it.

Several Dunedin life coaches have joined forces in a bid to inspire Dunedin residents to overcome anxieties sparked by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Mossburn residents have been rallying around to support those affected by the huge fire which destroyed the Mossburn Diner on Friday.

More focus is needed on protecting yellow-eyed penguins at sea as well as on land, Conservation Minister Eugenie Sage says.

New digital health qualifications being offered by the University of Otago next year will help prepare for the new Dunedin Hospital’s more digital focus.

Contractors work inside a steel caisson to position a concrete slab, which is part of a new public access slipway being built for the Dunedin City Council near the Otago Yacht Club’s premises in...

Shops and cafes at the University of Otago’s Dunedin campus have switched to exclusively electronic payments in a trial throughout the second semester.

The Dunedin, Christchurch and Auckland metropolitan museum directors will meet the Ministry of Culture and Heritage in Wellington in a bid to overcome the post-lockdown funding "crisis".

They're back.