One Highlanders forward is back in the All Blacks but another has been given the...
New Zealand First has pledged to bring back The Southerner as part of a plan...
New Zealand First wants to make changes to future fast-track residential approvals, saying there needs...
Invercargill city councillors have not backed a sinking-lid policy for gambling, despite a staff report...
Health New Zealand Southern has been asked to apologise for the care of a man...
Jason James Robert Eastley. Photo: Supplied / NZ Police Invercargill Police are searching for 42-year-old...
Labour's Willie Jackson says it was not a good strategic move for Green and Te...
In one of the most stunning starts to a sporting tournament, the Kiwis and Kangaroos...
Fa’alele Samoa Kaisami deceived the Government for 15 years, receiving more than $290,000 in benefits...
Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown has hit back at comments from Eden Park boss Nick Sautner...
Today the Otago Daily Times continues its series of interviews with the leaders of our largest political parties about what policies they are pitching to New Zealand voters. Next are Green Party co-leaders Marama Davidson and Chloe Swarbrick, who talk to political editor Mike Houlahan about their plans to offer the electorate genuine and distinctive policy.
The Dunedin City Council is taking precautionary steps ahead of heavy rain forecast for the...
A person who collapsed in a critical condition after being “overcome” by chemical fumes at...
An independent candidate was forced to watch from the sidelines as sparks flew at an...
Chris Sullivan/Seen in DunedinJoin the celebrations at the annual Otago Medical Research Foundation fundraising Gala....