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Featuring meticulously sculpted, life-size skeletons, this exhibition is breathtaking, making visitors question their place in this web of the living and the dead.

From architecture to art, engineering to exercise, horticulture to health and much more, Dunedin Tertiary Open Days will shine a light on a wide range of exciting futures for prospective Otago Polytechnic | Te Pūkenga ākonga.

Our University is getting a new digital leader for the first time in more than 18 years and in the computer age, the role is pivotal for everyone at Otago.

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Otago Polytechnic | Te Pūkenga is proud to have achieved Rainbow Tick reaccreditation, acknowledging that it values people in the workplace, embracing the diversity of sexual and gender identities. Otago Polytechnic Executive Director Dr Megan Pōtiki ...

A familiar face in Oamaru’s legal community for four and a-half decades, David Salter is retiring but has no intention of leaving the district he...

Dunedin is a highly ranked cruise destination and our world-famous wildlife attracts thousands of visitors every year, writes Andrew Whiley. The...

A Dunedin businessman says he has "next to no confidence" the city council will consult properly about a proposed cycleway a second time around. At...

The death of a Dunedin man known for his reclusive nature who once made international headlines for his misguided pursuits at love, remains unexplained one

The death of Peter Robb made international headlines for his misguided pursuits at love, but remains unexplained.