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Quite where veteran activist John Minto spent his summer holidays is uncertain, but wherever it was apparently "heaps" of Israeli soldiers were on backpacking vacations there.

The second Jamie Joseph era begins in earnest today.

A group of North Dunedin volunteers are some of the very few who have a stamp of approval from police to slink around at night looking for trouble. 

Anticipated upgrades for Dunedin's three destination playgrounds may require the community to dig in to become a reality.

"Deepseek" is a pretty good name for an artificially intelligent Chinese chatbot.

Prospective Dunedin homeowners should feel confident they are able to find a property "regardless of what your budget is", a realtor in the city says. 

A character-filled new build has all the right angles. Kim Dungey reports.

As Cromwell and surrounding areas are poised for substantial population growth, the Central Otago District Council (CODC) is undertaking a critical upgrade to the town's water treatment and...

Mr H. Grenfell, of Oamaru, who had just returned from a visit to the West Coast, stated that the tourist traffic to the Franz Joseph Glacier this year was very heavy.

Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including grassy embankments, all things biodiversity, and discussions of healthcare bureaucracy. 

Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.

Research treasures from the depths of the Ross Sea Marine Protected Area (MPA) are now being studied by University of Otago researchers.

Steps to prevent another outbreak of avian botulism at an Otago wastewater treatment plant could involve discouraging birds from moulting on the property.

Work on the source of Naseby's water supply has been completed and restrictions should be lifted this morning.

The Southland community is coming together this week to honour the past while looking towards the future.

Students returning to school have the new school lunch programme waiting for them, and it seems the new menu is cutting the mustard.

A plan to protect Dunedin's live music "will never be fulfilled" without a dedicated adviser to lead the way, city councillors have heard. 

Events and festivals in Dunedin could get a $4.4million boost over four years, but even that has been described as "a drop in the ocean".