Two Otago Girls' High School pupils are busy researching candidates after being inspired to vote in Dunedin's local elections.
With an increasing supply of donated goods and longer summer days not far away, the St Vincent de Paul shops in George St and King Edward St have extended their hours.
The New Zealand Blood Service desperately needs more male bone marrow donors of Maori and Pacific ethnicity.
The Dunedin Amenities Society has completed the first stage of upgrading one of the tracks on its Craigieburn property near Ross Creek.
Former Taieri Eels rugby player Josh Larsen is looking forward to pulling on the Cambridge blue jersey of Northland after being selected in its national provincial championship Mitre 10 Cup squad for 2016.
Broad Bay Boating Club has received resource consent for a rebuild costing an estimated $300,000, hoping to complete the project by the time the club's 100th anniversary arrives in eight years.
Port Chalmers dairy farmer Merrall MacNeille has been overwhelmed by support since the Ministry for Primary Industries ordered him to stop selling milk.
Two mistimed tackles resulting in head knocks, a year and a-half apart, were enough to put an end to Mitch Zandstra's fledgling rugby career.
Dunedin's Whareakeake and Aramoana beaches have been included in a research project looking at New Zealand surf breaks of national significance.
When Natalie Reynolds found out she had bowel cancer, her biggest fear was that she would not get to see her 15-month-old daughter grow up.
When Jendi Paterson goes on holiday she is unlikely to be found sitting around reading books.
After eight months of construction, Mercy Hospital's new $7.5million Day Stay facility is nearing completion.