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Law faculty hosts, alumni and guests from across Aotearoa New Zealand and around the globe gathered for three days of reminiscing, reuniting, and sharing legal expertise and insights at University of Otago Law celebrations at the weekend.

THE oldest living convent in the country, based in York, has unveiled an art installation of origami doves to represent peace this Christmas.

A POPULAR venue in York has launched an appeal for support with its annual Christmas display - asking schools and community groups to get involved.

According to McGee couple to close Tower Street art gallery in York.

Writer and director Phillip Mann, a major contributor to the development of New Zealand theatre, has died in Wellington.

The founders of Epilogg believe there’s a better way to share stories when a loved one dies.

FROM the Pride parade to Roman festivities, Americana musicians to English prog legends, defiant deaf theatre to bracing art, Charles Hutchinson…

/PRNewswire/ -- Americans over age 65 are facing stiff challenges to retire and stay retired. Business owners, executives and professionals will enjoy wisdom,...

With academic freedom comes moral responsibility. Men within New Zealand universities – and beyond – must challenge misogynistic abuse of their women colleagues and not stay silent.

The birth of a movement that divided NZ – and changed us forever Essay As New Zealand marks 40 years since the Springbok tour that changed everything, we republish this essay by Trevor Richards, founding chairperson of Hart – Halt All Racist Tours. Originally published in 2019, on the 50th anniversary of the anti-apartheid group’s formation. It has been said that if you can remember the 1960s, you weren’t really there. No one is sure who it was that first said this. Robin Williams, Pete...