Sam Henderson

Dunedin dragon boat team Ōtepoti Dragons are in good spirits after a successful result at the recent Aoraki Open, which took place on Lake Rua in the Roto Kohatu Reserve north of Christchurch.

Simon Henderson looks at highlights from the Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board.

A free multi-cultural festival aims to bring together nations from around the world under one roof.

A warm sunny day greeted children, teachers and parents gathered for the opening of a new art installation looking out over the Orokonui lagoon created by Waitati School pupils.

Take a look at your waste basket.

Simon Henderson looks at highlights from the latest Otago Peninsula Community Board meeting on February 16.

Take a look at your waste basket.

Sparking up the track without setting fire to the forest was a challenge for organisers of the Emerson's 3 Peaks Enduro, which took place on Saturday.

A steep and rocky hillside has helped preserve a small remnant of native bush.

A group for young people is helping them navigate the challenges of being part of an often misunderstood minority.

Dunedin’s LGBTQI+ community will come together to celebrate diversity as Dunedin Pride Month returns next week.

The beauty of dance, the flexibility of gymnastics, and the fluidity of swimming all combine in artistic swimming.

Fun and entertainment for people of all ages will fill Mosgiel Memorial Garden this Sunday as "Party in the Park" returns.

It is official, Leioproctus fulvescens is the first to be crowned New Zealand Bug of the Year.

The beauty of dance, the flexibility of gymnastics, and the fluidity of swimming all combine in artistic swimming.

A chance to experience cutting-edge technology and tertiary level teaching are some of the benefits for pupils attending the University of Otago Advanced School Sciences Academy.

Nothing gets in the way of young athlete Matthew Russell.

A pop-up clinic aims to better understand the needs of local LGBTQIA+ people.

Ensuring young people who identify as LGBTQIA+ get the mental health support they need is the focus of an ongoing study.

Fairfield School pupils perform waiata during a ribbon-cutting ceremony to officially reopen the school’s main block after a $3.2 million refurbishment.