Margot Taylor

Parents of children at Carisbrook Heights say they have lost all trust in the school after being told it will close for good at the end of the year because of dropping rolls.

While you tick items off your Christmas shopping list, spare a thought for those  who ensure your Christmas gifts reach the correct letterbox.

Protestors cut up eftpos cards and held a banner outside ANZ’s Moray Pl, Dunedin  branch yesterday to counter fossil fuel investment.

One in four University of Otago students who identify as queer have experienced harassment, including physical violence, while on campus, a survey has revealed.

The mystery of where cats go when they are not snuggled at home has been answered for 12 Dunedin primary school cat owners.

The Queenstown man whose arm was crushed in a conveyor belt will likely regain use of it despite it being badly damaged.

After 100 years of living in Dunedin, Nance Orr remains fiercely private.

Police have released the last name only of a Chinese national killed in a three-car crash on State Highway 1 near Moeraki last week.

Tomorrow, Daniel Figueroa will find out if he has lost the use of his right arm forever.

The  front of one of Dunedin's most celebrated historic buildings could change if the proposed design for a multimillion-dollar Cobb & Co restaurant is approved.

Santa (Rob Larkin, of Momona) distributes lollies on Gordon Rd, Mosgiel, on Saturday.

The first class of nurses to graduate from the Otago Polytechnic School of Nursing reunited for the first time in 30 years at the weekend.

An international businessman has been appointed chairman of an information and technology graduate school to open in Dunedin in February.

An international conference on religion is set to inject $1 million into Dunedin's economy and bring 600 delegates to the city.