Cupid's arrow can wound and, if you are feeling unwell today, you could be suffering from lovesickness.
Horse manure on Ocean View Recreation Reserve was a hot topic at last week's Saddle Hill Community Board meeting.
It is hoped a new track will be built at the Walton Park Recreational Reserve ready for supplementary planting before the winter.
Cyclists' ''ignorance and arrogance'' has prompted Strath Taieri Community Board chairman Barry Williams to call for cycles to be registered.
Texan cowboy Mark Northcott (39) could be mistaken as a muse for a country music song.
Organisers are calling Ride the Rhythm's second year a success despite ticket sales being almost half those of last year's event.
The man seriously injured when a gas cylinder exploded in Invercargill on Monday is in an induced coma.
A Dunedin state housing tenant and the SPCA want Housing New Zealand to reconsider its dog policy.
A suspicious fire last night damaged Ranfurly's Centennial Milk Bar, which now houses an Art Deco museum and other businesses.
Dunedin band the Chills are understood to be playing at this year's Glastonbury festival.
Otago SPCA is set to extend its weekend opening hours as its kitten population ''explodes''.
The superyacht Arctic P is docked in Dunedin - but whether its billionaire owner Australian businessman James Packer (46) is on board remains a mystery.
Dunedin City Council has taken more action on abandoned vehicle complaints and so reduced the number of vehicles it has to dispose of.
David killed Goliath, and the Oil Free Otago flotilla set to sail tonight can stop the Anadarko drill ship, the Rev Peter Matheson says.
Vintage cars and classic hits was the theme at the Music in the Park event at Aramoana Domain yesterday.
The medics at the New Zealand Masters Games have treated more than 250 injured competitors since the competition started on Saturday.
An extended article on the strange marine mammals uncovered by a University of Otago research student in San Francisco has appeared in the latest edition of a French scientific journal.
Bouncy castle injuries have inflated in the South and the age of those getting hurt is rising.
The medical student struck by a petrol tanker in Dunedin last month is in a stable condition in the national burns centre at Middlemore Hospital in Auckland.
Earth penetrating radar could be used to locate unmarked graves in Middlemarch Cemetery.