Sam Henderson

Dance, drumming and a dragon helped usher in the Year of the Rabbit as about 5000 people gathered throughout the afternoon and evening on Saturday for celebrations at Lan Yuan Dunedin Chinese...

It takes a lot of sweat and plenty of grit to get young dancers to competitions. 

A solemn commemoration last week recognised fighters, sufferers and survivors of a shocking period of human history.

Creating cute creatures in crochet is one of a number of new subjects people will be able to learn at South Dunedin night and weekend classes.

A long-time blood donor knows first-hand why blood donations are important.

The Ministry of Education says it expects schools not to make significant profits from selling school uniforms.

Schools across Dunedin are providing ways to help minimise the burden of paying for school uniforms at the beginning of the year.

Ruby red and lime green, salmon pink and Prussian blue.

A body has been found in the courtyard of a Maori Hill mansion.

It has been more than 75 years since Allied and Soviet troops encountered the full horrors of Nazi concentration camps in the closing months of World War 2.

Chris Worth is lucky to be alive.

Buildings and bridges are the canvas of choice for an international cadre of street artists.

Add a basketball to cricket, or a frisbee to touch rugby and what do you get?

A local society is hoping to entice more people to attend their series of talks on the result of human imagination and creativity.

While many are getting ready to join family gatherings during the Christmas period, members of the New Zealand Defence Force are busy working in challenging&nbsp...