Chris Morris

Wide-lane safety for cyclists in black spot

Wide-lane safety for cyclists in black spot

The New Zealand Transport Agency plans to press ahead with improvements to a deadly intersection as part of a push to improve the safety of cyclists on Dunedin's one-way streets.

No borrowing to pay dividend, DCHL says

No borrowing to pay dividend, DCHL says

Dunedin city councillors have again been reassured the days of Dunedin City Holdings Ltd companies borrowing to help fund dividend payments to the council are over.

Disquiet over house on peninsula

Plans for a single new house on the Otago Peninsula have prompted concerns about the area's rural ambience being eroded.

Vandervis accused of electioneering attack on staff

Vandervis accused of electioneering attack on staff

Dunedin city councillor Lee Vandervis has been accused of electioneering after turning a procedural item at yesterday's Dunedin City Council meeting into an attack on council staff.

South Dunedin cycleways plan goes to consultation

South Dunedin cycleways plan goes to consultation

Plans for a $4.5 million investment in cycleways in South Dunedin have passed another hurdle, despite a suggestion that cycleways offering only the protection of a painted white line should be abandoned.

Walk this way – Aerosmith to play stadium

Walk this way – Aerosmith to play stadium

A record crowd of up to 40,000 fans could pack Forsyth Barr Stadium when Aerosmith headlines a major rock event in Dunedin.

Hotel images but height balloon out

Hotel images but height balloon out

The man promoting a $100 million waterfront hotel in Dunedin has produced new images of what the 28-storey tower would look like, but ruled out using a tethered balloon to demonstrate its height.

'Quiet streets' key element of cycling proposal

'Quiet streets' key element of cycling proposal

South Dunedin streets could become low-speed quiet zones, as part of a $4.5 million plan to improve the area's cycling facilities.

Citizens group 'defunct'

Citizens group 'defunct'

Dunedin Ratepayers and Householders' Association chairman Lyndon Weggery has been accused by the group's secretary of being ''the chairman of nothing''.

Developer: DCC attitudes stifle growth

Developer: DCC attitudes stifle growth

A developer, who says he is frustrated by years of delays and mounting costs, has accused the Dunedin City Council of stifling city growth.