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Stewart Island is an often ignored paradise, writes Andrew Tait.

The Port Chalmers to Dunedin Road race yesterday proved to be another epic battle of the J's.

One of the Otago pioneers of women's distance running, Mary Ann Bishop (nee O'Connell), was at her inspirational best when she won nine medals in the Masters Games track and field competition at the Caledonian Ground on Saturday.

Four people received minor injuries after a crash at Gibbston on Saturday morning.

New Zealand won all three of their matches to finish top of their pool on day one at the Wellington Sevens today.

The sport of ironman is all too familiar to Dunedin's Tamsyn Hayes, but now takes on an added dimension while she balances a desire to compete with that of motherhood.

A man remains in hospital in a serious condition after he was found unconscious with a head injury outside a Queenstown cafe bar.

A man remains in hospital in a serious condition after he was found unconscious with a head injury outside a Queenstown cafe and bar.

A French motorist appears to have driven on from a crash in Queenstown despite her car's airbags being deployed.

It was pleasing to read (ODT, 12.1.16) that ‘‘four more at-risk heritage buildings are to be restored''.

Otago Daily Times Online sports writer Jeff Cheshire looks at the way technology is being used in sports officiating.

A Queenstown cat charity boss was left open-mouthed by a freedom camper's feral feast.

The issue of gender equality in sport is as old as sport itself.

It will be a 50th birthday bash with a difference when Dunedin's Dave Menzies lines up to contest the individual two-day section of the Coast to Coast next month.

ODT Online sports writer Jeff Cheshire looks at the rise of professional darts. 

The Dunedin Public Art Gallery has a number of sheets from the series known as the Thirty-six Views of Mt Fuji by the Japanese artist Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849) on display on the first floor in the passage.

As conference play gets underway in US college basketball, Otago Daily Times Online sports writer Jeff Cheshire looks at some of the contenders.

In November, the Otago Daily Times published a photo and a report saying Sammy's, the nightclub at 65 Crawford St, formerly His Majesty's Theatre, was for sale.