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Workers were warned not to go into parts of a bus depot which homeless people were sleeping in, due to health and safety concerns over asbestos, the Otago Daily Times can reveal.

Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.

‘‘The past is never dead. It isn’t even past,’ said American writer William Faulkner.

The Iranians know they have won, but President Trump doesn’t get it yet.

Dunedin man Craig McNaughton, who won an Emmy Award, and was nominated for another one on the day he died, has been remembered for his huge contribution to revolutionising the way people view...

Farmers and gardeners abhor them for their destructive nature — and let’s face it, they are not the most photogenic of insects.

The way Lucy Newell tells it, she has become a commercial pilot, vintage aircraft owner and one of three female civilian pilots at Warbirds Over Wanaka by accident.

A failed Mosgiel businessman is seeking to have his bankruptcy status revoked while still owing creditors more than $4million across multiple companies.

Southern coach Dion Lobb was left frustrated with a couple of crucial calls at the end of his side’s 20-17 loss to Kaikorai at Bathgate Park on Saturday.

Union protesters gathered in Queens Gardens yesterday to highlight pay equity issues.

About 150 Queenstown school children will be left at the bus stop next term after mooted school bus changes become reality.

You can hear it now.

An Otago transport company owner says it may only be a few months before he has to start reducing drivers’ hours, or, worst-case scenario, start laying staff off, if diesel prices continue to soar.

Dunedin City Council staff are to talk with Cr Benedict Ong after Easter about how they may support a presentation from him about debt financing.

A home care service has denied cutting visits over fuel prices, a comment rubbished by one Dunedin client.