Tim Miller

Tucked away in a secluded spot right beside the Lindis River is an exclusive holiday camp site which is only available if you have the right family connections.

Hay fever sufferers are making a beeline to the nearest pharmacy as exceptional seasonal grass growth starts to take its toll.

A tourist issued with a freedom camping fine while visiting Dunedin says the episode left a black mark on his New Zealand holiday.

One of the hardest decisions Andrew Borthwick makes while on holiday is which of his dozen or so flags to hoist up the pole outside his family's crib in Karitane.

When Lyn and Rodger Herd bought their Hampden section it was not much more than a piece of land with some grass on it.

Plans to develop a former Dunedin quarry have been put on hold after opposition from neighbours.

Generous donors are making a splash as funds continue to pour in for the much anticipated new Mosgiel pool.

The Haase family were unsure if they were adventurous or just crazy when they sailed out of Otago Harbour and into the open ocean at the start of an eight-month journey around New Zealand.

Dunedin's smart new street lights will be able to double as monitoring tools, but there is no plan to use the technology.

Agony and ecstasy, it was all on display at the Wingatui Boxing Day races yesterday.

Honours are not usually announced until New Year's Eve but for one Dunedin heritage advocate acknowledgement came early.

Thousands of miles away from home, a group of Samoan students spent their first Dunedin Christmas surrounded by hundreds.

There were Santas, reindeer, Christmas trees and even an elf.

The expected arrival of the Lime e-scooters to Dunedin continues to divide opinion.

The results of a police investigation into how surplus items from the Dunedin Chinese Garden ended up in a demolition yard will not be released until at least early next year.

Six years after they were shuttered, the South Dunedin Hillside workshops are slowly coming back to life.

Another director at the Otago Regional Council is leaving the organisation.

Two more homes in St Clair are now considered dangerous after damage from a landslip was found to have spread to another property.