Jessica Wilson

Colin Weatherall is determined not to let Covid-19 spoil the fun.

Colin Weatherall is determined not to let Covid-19 spoil the fun.

Hundreds of presents are needed to make sure Taieri children do not go without this Christmas.

A Dunedin dance duo have been chosen for a world aerobics competition after dancing together for less than a year.

After organising a fundraising feature in The Star last week, Allied Press media sales consultant Elliot Phillips was pleased to give $1600 to Presbyterian Support Otago supporter engagement...

The streets of Dunedin will be a little quieter next Thursday than is usual for the day, as the annual emergency services Christmas can drive has been been cancelled.

Support for studying parents and student involvement are some of the key goals for the Otago University Students’ Association’s president-elect.

Otago Peninsula artists are supporting art in schools.

The behaviour of locals on a shared pathway is not the issue, a community leader says.

The Dunedin City Council grants subcommittee recently allocated $400,000 to seven place-based community groups across the city. The grants, which range from $13,000 to $63,000, will be used to help...

ParaFed Otago is set to host a national wheelchair rugby tournament for the first time.

The Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board held its final meeting for the year last week.

Construction of the new Mosgiel Pool is ‘‘on track’’, despite a delayed opening.

Two major problems still need to be solved before the Physio Pool can reopen.

Make the most of the good weather before this weekend, because things on that front are set to change to the colder variety.

Despite a lack of retailers selling fireworks in Dunedin, there have been three fireworks-related incidents in Otago this year.

Carisbrook School pupils combined art and poetry during a workshop on Tuesday.

People are encouraged to plan ahead before lighting fireworks tomorrow, Guy Fawkes Day.