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The university, Te Whatu Ora (the DHB), and Te Pūkenga (the polytech) are all restructuring, and are all shedding back-office staff.

The shortage of workers may just be starting to ease for Otago.

For those of us who were affected by the 2015 South Dunedin floods, the events in the North Island over the past month or so have been a devastating reminder of how a combination of weather, sea...

Last month the Otago Daily Times reported on anxieties about increased infill housing, with some fearful that higher density housing will make Dunedin a less attractive place to move to,...

We know that during the first Covid lockdown, more than 1000 women dropped (or were forced) out of the Otago workforce and haven’t returned to work.

For the last few years the Mission has had an average 270-plus parents on our Parenting Through Separation (PTS) programme, which is running now in Dunedin, writes Methodist Mission southern...