Shawn McAvinue

A limited-release rimu chopping board from the ruins of Carisbrook will push a Rotary project beyond its fundraising goal.

A father wants to thank those who tried to save his son's life after a crash at Allanton while friends have paid tribute to "a real good guy".

About 3500 people attended the inaugural Dunedin Craft Beer and Food Festival at Forsyth Barr Stadium on Saturday.

The best young opera singers competed for the The Dame Malvina Major Foundation Aria contest in Dunedin last night.

A New Dunedin Catholic ''crisis pregnancy centre'' is training staff and overwhelmed with support.

Smears save lives and Southern women can save on testing costs this month.

Paul Highton (61), of Dunedin, arrives by helicopter to the Sons of the South book launch in Dunedin last night with his wife Jan and his son Joe, who is holding the family dog, Pebbles.

Three Dunedin boys were two points shy of a perfect quiz score last night.

A collection of unwanted bicycles will help build a South Dunedin bike library.

About 100 people filled a Dunedin lecture theatre yesterday to listen to academics debate moral issues arising from the Syrian civil war.

A cracked and sinking cricket pitch is being resurfaced as cricket's popularity advances steadily on the Taieri.

Dunedin man Ricky Te Whare said if he had gone to bed, like he had wanted, he would have died.

Dunedin man Bob Alexander and the ICT 1301 go way back.

Community generosity has been revealed in the response to the plight of an unwanted blind dog, but all has not gone to plan.

Debris divers and rubbish wranglers are being called on for the coming Macandrew Bay clean-up.

As the former Hoyts' cinema in the Octagon is stripped by contractors, the future tenants have already started asking prospective staff to get in touch.

Visits and issues at most Otago libraries are declining as readers shift from printed to electronic material.

The spike in sales of Otago rugby supporters' apparel is expected to increase before Sunday's Ranfurly Shield defence.

Despite being surrounded by teddy bears, today is no picnic for ANZ North Dunedin branch manager Judy Chiles.