$2b boost to NZ economy by varsity
$2b boost to NZ economy by varsity
Despite facing "some challenging financial headwinds", the University of Otago contributed almost $2 billion to the New Zealand economy last year.
John Lewis
SUBSCRIBER
Exhibits set up to stress importance
SUBSCRIBER
Exhibits set up to stress importance
Government funding cuts have prompted Tūhura Otago Museum to set up camp on the forecourt of Parliament, in Wellington, to show politicians and the public what they are going to be missing out on.
SUBSCRIBER
DNA sheds light on extinct duck’s origins
SUBSCRIBER
DNA sheds light on extinct duck’s origins
Building a family tree for two extinct New Zealand bird species has helped Otago scientists uncover their origins, which shows our bird life has more cosmopolitan links than first thought.
SUBSCRIBER
Award winner in ‘perfect job’
SUBSCRIBER
Award winner in ‘perfect job’
Cristy Watkins is going up in the world — one piece of scaffolding at a time.
Brewery fizzing over big wins
Brewery fizzing over big wins
Emerson's Brewery staff are frothing with excitement after four of their beers were named winners in the 2024 New World Beer & Cider Awards Top 30.
Brewery buzzing after four top-30 wins
Brewery buzzing after four top-30 wins
Emerson's Brewery staff are frothing with excitement after four of their beers were named winners in the 2024 New World Beer & Cider Awards Top 30.
New method for treating rheumatic fever pioneered
New method for treating rheumatic fever pioneered
Aside from vegetables, one of the things children hate most is injections.
‘1920 Scoot’ mini replica set for safari
‘1920 Scoot’ mini replica set for safari
Like Burt Munro, Jeff Cameron reckons you live more in five minutes on a "motorsickle" going flat out than some people live in their lifetime.
Lakebed map data updated
Lakebed map data updated
After an active fault was discovered running under Lake Wānaka three years ago, Niwa scientists have mapped the lakebed to better understand its underwater structure and potential for earthquakes...
Boss gives a toss about feat
Boss gives a toss about feat
Looking back to when she agreed to participate in the annual Toss the Boss fundraiser, Barb Long realises she may not have been aware of all the salient details of the activity.
Concerns rising over violence among youth
Concerns rising over violence among youth
Concerns are rising among Dunedin parents about the level of violence among youths in the city.
Four injured after car rolls near Dunback
Four injured after car rolls near Dunback
Four people have been injured after the car they were in swerved to avoid something on the road and rolled near Dunback.
SUBSCRIBER
Mental-health hub set up for students at university
SUBSCRIBER
Mental-health hub set up for students at university
An increase in mental health issues in the community has prompted the University of Otago to establish a wellness hub for students.
SUBSCRIBER
'He was quite blue': Harbour heroes tell of rescue drama
SUBSCRIBER
'He was quite blue': Harbour heroes tell of rescue drama
Two dredge workers have described how they were called into action to save an unconscious man in Otago Harbour after a rescue helicopter ran into difficulties.
Public stop bat-wielding teenager threatening violence
Public stop bat-wielding teenager threatening violence
A teenager with a baseball bat in Port Chalmers threatening other youths was stopped by members of the public before police arrived on the scene.
SUBSCRIBER
Not a Minor feat for classic
SUBSCRIBER
Not a Minor feat for classic
Devon Scott’s late grandma would have been proud.
Car enthusiasts celebrate 75 years of the Morris Minor
Car enthusiasts celebrate 75 years of the Morris Minor
Devon Scott’s late grandma would have been proud.
Balaclava-clad teen threatened people with bat - police
Balaclava-clad teen threatened people with bat - police
A 16-year-old was arrested last night after multiple complaints about a youth in Port Chalmers, wearing a balaclava and threatening people with a baseball bat.
Global salt benchmarks could help save many Kiwi lives
Global salt benchmarks could help save many Kiwi lives
An analysis of 6800 packaged foods on New Zealand supermarket shelves has found an alarming number are exceeding the recommended levels of "a hidden killer" — salt.
SUBSCRIBER
Father upset by ‘blatant’ attack on son
SUBSCRIBER
Father upset by ‘blatant’ attack on son
A Dunedin teenager has been left with mental scars after an unprovoked attack near the city’s bus hub.