A sever weather watch is in place for the headwaters of the Otago lakes and rivers despite temperatures in the region pushing up into the mid-20s.
A severe weather watch is in place for the headwaters of the Otago lakes and rivers, despite temperatures in the region forecast to be in the mid-20s for most of the week.
She went from shy, awkward Mosgiel girl to self-confident, selfless mathematics student at the University of Otago and that metamorphosis has been all thanks to her volunteering work.
Inspiring children with a physical disability into sport and developing confidence and social interaction is the aim of some Otago high-performance athletes.
A spirited and near flawless haka powhiri is performed by school pupils at the opening of the Hui-a-iwi Ngai Tahu cultural festival yesterday.
A rousing haka powhiri by local school pupils welcomed Ngai Tahu whanau from around the country yesterday, and thousands are expected in Dunedin for Hui-a-iwi Ngai Tahu cultural festival.
Don't get too comfortable in thinking yesterday's high of 23degC in Dunedin city, Oamaru and Alexandra signalled a warm weekend ahead.
Dunedin's newest police dog handler is only the second woman in New Zealand to hold the position.
Looking for blue penguins, setting up homes for skinks and wetas and caring for native plants were all new experiences for 14 Dunedin high school pupils yesterday.
Hui-a-iwi 2015 got under way in Dunedin today with a rousing haka powhiri welcoming Ngai Tahu whanau and community members from around the country.
International flights between Dunedin and Brisbane will be ''retimed'' to improve connections to other Australian destinations.
More than five months after flooding displaced a whole wing of Radius Fulton Care Centre in South Dunedin, all of its residents have finally returned.
An area of 680,000ha of South Island bush, including some Otago areas, is now significantly safer for birds, thanks to aerial application of 1080 poison, scientists say.
Aramoana residents are concerned at a dramatic drop in nesting yellow-eyed penguins in the area this year.
A Delta truck that had not fully lowered its mounted crane took out overhead power and phone lines in Corstorphine, Dunedin, yesterday.
An adult stoat that had been feeding on native wildlife and perplexing staff at Orokonui Ecosanctuary has been killed, along with its offspring.
A local company that provides emergency alerts through an app has won a $10,000 scholarship.
Rosa (6) and Nico (8) Fyfe, of Port Chalmers, dial up a bargain at the Port Chalmers Community Market yesterday.
An art exhibition was described as ''two cultures coming together'' at the official opening of ''Archives: Te Wahi Pounamu''.
A legally blind woman says she was ''screaming'' for someone to help her and her guide dog after they were attacked by a crossbred dog on the loose.