It then came to judging night for the Audacious competition.

"I was curious to see who was going to win," Craig said. Read More.

The Audacious innovation programme that helps University of Otago and Otago Polytechnic students start their own businesses has announced its latest winners. Read more.

Investigating turning old shoes into quality leather belts and wallets is just one of the steps students are taking to help make the world a better place. Read More.

Instead of having a physical gathering, this year’s Audacious student startup challenge began in Dunedin this week with a virtual one instead. Read More.

After two months spent refining their start up concepts, 35 students from the University of Otago and the Otago Polytechnic presented their business cases in the hopes of securing seed funding for their start-ups. Read More.

Seeing "raw creativity" from entrepreneurial tertiary students excites Audacious judge Elliott Dunn. Read More

''I just love students growing crickets in their wardrobes.''

Rachel Butler, the new programme manager for student startup challenge Audacious, is fair fizzing about her new role and the potential for start-ups in the city. Read More.

Powdered locusts don't sound like the most edifying ingredient - but a group of Otago entrepreneurs say they could be the next superfood, potentially used in baking, smoothies, and savoury food. Read More.