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A letter writer describes Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre as being too supportive of Big Oil, while another writer criticizes graphic details being shared in a crime story.

Incoming board members Steve Martinson, Laura Woodworth and Paula Belcher joined the current school board to discuss the district’s upcoming transition to an interim superintendent during a Nov. 27 meeting. The newly elected board members...

Young women from Dunedin schools listened to inspiring women in different careers talk about their journeys over breakfast yesterday. National...

A makeup fanatic has shared that you can have a full face of glamorous makeup on a budget - admitting all her products are from Primark sharing you don't need to be rich to look good

Since the establishment of colonial society in Aotearoa, Māori have remained massively underrepresented within the medical workforce. Despite increases since the 1990s, many Māori are often only able to find employment in entry-level, minimum-wage jobs such as cleaning, caregiving, and

Changes take effect on several strategies in wake of Citywire A-rated manager taking leave of absence, Citywire Selector has learned.

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Dunedin dental student who headbutted man, causing severe oral injuries, escapes conviction 26 Jan, 2021 08:29 PM 3 minutes to read Otago Daily Times A dental student who headbutted a man in a bar — causing severe oral injuries — has avoided a conviction. Benjamin Sorensen, 25, is in his final year studying dentistry at the University of Otago, racking up nearly $130,000 in tuition fees, the Dunedin District Court heard yesterday. Counsel Alan de Jager told the court there was a high risk h...