Jono Edwards

A large earthquake would likely compromise the Waipori floodbank and result in a flood akin to the 1980 disaster in an area including the airport, a new report says.

A Wakari resident is ‘‘over the moon’’ as the Otago Regional Council looks to alter ‘‘dangerous’’ bus routes in the area.

As Fringe has its final blowout this weekend, the talk on the street is about the festival attracting more established acts.

While trying to bolster Dunedin's comedy scene, a Christchurch comedian has had a Fringe Festival of nightmares.

The miniature stoat wrangler has done its rounds and Orokonui officially remains predator-free.

A queer Pacific art movement has made its way to Dunedin to occupy gallery space during the Fringe.

Performers Victoria Bernard (26, front) and Fern Stoddart (16) provide a mesmerising entrance to Fringe show Elemental on the rocks outside the St Clair Hot Salt Water Pool in Dunedin last night.

For many visiting performers, Dunedin Fringe Festival is all about the hustle.

Grappling with the issues of suicide and depression can be emotionally exhausting.

One man's trash is another's photography exhibition.

Playing one of New Zealand's more eccentric performers in David Halls helped Chris Parker explore his camp side.

Dunedin Acro Yoga members Hannah Twigg(left), Kim McKeay, Jooske Honig, Annika Metua and Sarah Sellar create some controlled balanced shapes at the Dunedin Railway Station yesterday.

Between the proselytising televangelist and the militant atheist, there often seems little room for reasoned critiques of Christian culture.

For Sarah Harpur,  a parental passing led to a comedic awakening.

It is peaceful protest, straight from the horse’s mouth.

For Dunedin street artist James Buckner (26) the worlds of hip-hop and graffiti are intrinsically linked.