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The light cruiser HMS Dunedin, which is at present representing the British Navy in Dunedin, was again a centre of attraction yesterday, and the...

The possible sale of Aurora could be a case of going back to the future, Nick Loughnan writes. The Dunedin City Council is preparing for the sale...

Kia ora, everyone! I’m Liam and I’m your OUSA Political Rep for 2024. For those of you who were here last year, I was the guy with the shit campaign posters in the bathrooms (don’t forget to follow @ousaexec and @liam_ousa _pols on Instagram for updates). I get asked a lot what I

A Dunedin surgeon is calling for New Zealand hospitals to incorporate high-intensity interval training (HIIT) into the daily routines of patients,...

Locals, the hall for the hall-less, has issued a notice stating that “HQ is open to first-years only” after being inundated by a swathe of older students in recent years.  For those who don’t know, Locals is a collegiate community at Otago Uni for first-year students who

Are stadiums a joyful symbol of a thriving city - or a wasteful excess draining ratepayer finances? 

A southern trucking company says it is exciting watching New Zealand’s first hydrogen refuelling stations opening — even if they are in the North...

A Dunedin game creator is "over the moon" after a newly released creation shot to global success at the weekend. Abiotic Factor was sixth on the...

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Auckland-based specialist pain medicine physician Fuimaono Dr Leinani Aiono-Le-Tagaloa has become the first Indigenous woman to be elected vice dean of the Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists’ (ANZCA) Faculty of Pain Medicine