Layla Bailey-McDowell of RNZ Dr Sidney Wong. Photo: Otago University A researcher and computational linguist says the government's push to make English an official language in New Zealand raises a question of "what exactly is English being protected…
The council's Ōtākaro Avon River corridor regeneration committee has put out a request for information from housing providers on some edges of the red zone.…
Novak Djokovic's latest bid to capture a record 25th Grand Slam title is in tatters, after a stunning third-round defeat by Brazilian teen sensation Joao Fonseca in an entertaining epic at the French Open.
Police keep an eye on the group in George St this afternoon. PHOTO: GERARD O'BRIEN Police were called after a group of young people appeared to get into a scuffle in Dunedin's main street.
Raylene Bates (left), pictured with thrower Holly Robinson, was Team New Zealand chef de mission for the Paris 2024 Summer Paralympic Games. PHOTO: GETTY IMAGES Raylene Bates is never far from the track.
Sea lions pictured at Hoopers Inlet last month. PHOTO: GERARD O’BRIEN The death of a sea lion pup hit by a vehicle in Dunedin comes as no surprise and it is lucky there have not been more, a conservationist says.
PHOTO: PETER MCINTOSH Leanne Pryde, of Dunedin, gets outside at Forrester Park yesterday with her 3-month-old Staffordshire Bull Terrier, Rip, ahead of this weekend’s Dogs New Zealand and Waikouaiti Kennel Association Dog Show.
Brianne West and friends on her Canterbury lifestyle block. PHOTO: TIM CRONSHAW Brianne West has a new lineup of plastic-free businesses blossoming but that’s not everything she is growing, Tim Cronshaw writes.
PHOTO: STEPHEN JAQUIERY Otautau, located 40km north west of Invercargill, is a small farming, forestry and milling town sitting on the bank of the Aparima river.
Otago Polytechnic master of architecture students Hudson Ross (left) and Ryno von Wielligh. PHOTO: SUPPLIED A "quietly powerful synthesis of landscape, colour and environmental stewardship" has won an Otago Polytechnic architecture student a major award…
Mau Te Rangimarie Clark. Photo: Supplied Despite Māori experiencing eating disorders — in some cases, at higher rates than non-Māori — Māori-led approaches to treatment pathways and national policy-making are being "significantly underused", new Otago-led…