An Otago man who rubbed a 3-year-old’s face into the floor, leaving her with carpet burn, was using it as a toilet-training technique.

Tourists from Asia are flooding back into Dunedin after a long drought caused by the Covid border closures.

The Total Mobility scheme in Otago is to remain in its current form, but a warning has been sounded change must come — and sooner rather than later.

A former Otago Regional Council chairwoman says she is sick of the negativity about the council, wants it to remain and much of the talk around its destruction were "simplified anecdotes".

An overhaul of planning laws will empower homeowners "to do what they like with their properties" for less, a Dunedin property investor says.

A shake-up of heritage protection rules may be music to the ears of developers, but could spell trouble for Dunedin’s heritage standing, an advocate says.

A Dunedin woman with 68,000 social media followers broadcast claims her midwife was killing babies, a court has heard.

A Dunedin recruitment agency has been put into liquidation owing more than $500,000 amid "brutal" conditions in the job market.