Dunedin police have developed a contingency plan ahead of the arrival of Rainbow Warrior today to deal with potential problems like those reported at Port Lyttelton this week.
An overnight ram-raid at Knox Pharmacy by burglars seeking pseudoephedrene tablets has been described as a ‘‘cavalier act'' by Dunedin police.
For David and Grace Telfer, there's nothing like the smell of hay and horse manure.
A Dunedin school principal has called for government action to rescue primary education in Dunedin in the wake of declining school rolls.
A Dunedin school principal has called for government action to rescue primary education in Dunedin in the wake of declining school rolls.
Flower power is being used at Richard Hudson Kindergarten in Caversham to teach preschoolers about cultural diversity as part of International Race Relations Day.
Finding staff to teach curriculum areas where there are only a few pupils enrolled in a particular subject will be a problem of the past for Dunedin secondary schools.
Mathematics teachers at Kaikorai Valley College in Dunedin have come up with a clever way to make 900 go into 50.
A floral cup of tea certainly stimulated delegates' discussions during the national food and beverage conference in Dunedin yesterday.
There was no string quartet playing on the deck as it went down.
Hands off Harrop has enlisted the support of British history writer Duncan Fallowell to support its bid to stop the Dunedin City Council from building an atrium on Harrop St.
Speculation and expectation gave way to elation yesterday when Prime Minister Helen Clark announced the Government would grant up to $6 million towards the Otago Settlers Museum's expansion and refurbishment project.
Glass fell from a fourth-floor window in Dunedin's former chief post office yesterday, narrowly missing a pedestrian.
Janneke MacDonald was only 2 weeks old when she had her first flight, but it was a trip that changed her life.
In the good old days at Dunedin's Westpac Mayfair Theatre, a call from the stage for ‘‘Mr Sands to report to the dressing rooms'' signalled a potential disaster.
Wanaka Primary School's roll is growing so fast that principal Dr Wendy Bamford says she may have to start holding classes in a local farmer's barn unless a new school is built soon.
The largest set of pay settlements negotiated for the primary sector have been ratified by a strong majority of New Zealand Educational Institute members.
The $300 million package covers collective agreements for school support staff, primary school principals and teachers, and teachers and principals in area schools.
Dunedin Hospital managed to avert a bed shortage crisis during the weekend when staff were expected to admit more patients than they had beds available.
Sydney Harlow has been called many things, but ‘‘guardian angel'' tops the lot, he says.
The Ministry of Education has appointed a statutory manager to work with East Otago High School after a recent Education Review Office report revealed the school was slow to deal with issues raised in an earlier report.
