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Christmas is something that changes — sometimes slowly, sometimes sharply — as one ages.

Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo was first published on July 25.

City councillors knew the South Dunedin Community Network hoped to be part of the city’s new library but "were told no promises were made", one says.

A welcome early Christmas gift to the poultry sector came on Tuesday with confirmation that no further cases of avian influenza have been found in Otago.

Some high-quality talent has been revealed for next year's Tussock Country Festival which will be a special year for country music in Gore. 

Two crew members clinging to the hull of their boat in Southland had to be winched to safety after a Christmas Day capsize.

While Dunedin does not have its own zoo, 100 animals painted on walls around the city may be "the next best thing". 

After 20 years behind the mic, Graeme Fyffe is signing off.

As soon as the youngest members of the McKerchar clan from Roxburgh could stand on their own, their parents were hoisting them into saddles.

An Oamaru speed camera continues to be the South's busiest, clocking more than twice as many speeding drivers this year than the rest of the region's fixed cameras combined.

The twenty-seventh annual show, held under the auspices of the Tuapeka Agricultural Society, took place on the Lawrence Recreation Reserve yesterday.

Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including a proposal regarding the government's decision to cut tertiary funding, the recent actions of the DCC, and the contents of the ODT.

One of Shaun Yeo's best cartoons from 2024.

"Tell me a story," I said.

The steamer Konini, which went ashore near Bluff in the early hours of Monday morning, is in much the same position as she was on Tuesday.

Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including reflecting on Christmas Day, a story of irresponsible driving, and the investigation of a Dunedin shooting.