John Gibb

New Zealand is officially the world’s least corrupt country, but some of our business behaviour remains disappointing and unacceptable.

After earlier "shock" uncertainty about berthing, skipper Steve Kafka is delighted that his yacht Evohe can continue its nearly quarter-century of home-port operations from Dunedin.

One of the first jobs of Otago Museum’s new Maori curator will be redeveloping the museum’s Maori Tangata Whenua Gallery.

A wave of promising study results from early international trials of Covid-19 vaccines will also bring benefits for Dunedin researchers.

Despite their sometimes "surrealistic" experiences, Dunedin’s creative fellows kept busy and productive during the Covid-19 lockdown.

A trap-making session to launch a Dunedin backyard ecosanctuary initiative proved "very positive", organisers said.

The Covid-19 pandemic is a powerful reminder of the importance of vaccines, Dunedin researcher Prof Peter McIntyre says.

Kaden Williamson (11), of Tahuna Normal Intermediate School, helps with a water sample during water and bird monitoring work at the upper Tomahawk Lagoon, Dunedin.

Dunedin South MP Clare Curran speaks at the opening of a new Mosgiel volunteer hub at the Age Connect Taieri building in Hartstonge Ave yesterday.

A black swan and five cygnets swim in the upper Tomahawk Lagoon, in Dunedin, yesterday.

A Dunedin researcher has helped find a way to avoid the dilemma of academics flying to international conferences on global warming adding to the problem.

Ninety young people took a "break away" from school holidays at Dunedin’s Edgar Centre yesterday.