Leith River News Today

A Salmond College fresher successfully caught (and released) a massie trout in the Leith River a couple weeks ago. Johan Lokman, the resident who made the catch, reported the joys of his new-found hall clout in an interview with Critic Te Ārohi. Johan had been walking back to Salmond from

Campus Watch are the aunts and uncles of North D. They giggle at the antics of youths, make bad jokes and elbow you until you laugh along, and don’t hesitate to tell you when you’re being a dick – aggressively so if you’re caught throwing bottles. Campus Watch is 40 strong,

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Open mike is your post. For announcements, general discussion, whatever you choose. The usual rules of good behaviour apply (see the Policy). Step up to the mike …

Surface flooding pumped on to the St Peter’s College field became a stream that flooded Robertson St properties, residents say. A Robertson St...

With students barely surviving Castle St what hope for a fish? But, as Hugh Askerud writes, plenty of creatures thrive in this harsh eco-system.

A horse’s leg, home-made drones and magic wands were among the projects conjured by Dunedin’s budding young scientists. The Aurora Energy Otago...

Contact and location details for International Office staff at the University of Otago.

Schools have been shut, businesses inundated and dozens of roads closed around Christchurch today, as heavy rain continues to lash the region