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One-way changes questioned
Separate truck lanes are in the pipeline for two one-way streets in the centre of Dunedin with questions raised about safety and the future of one small Dunedin business.
Kloogh refused parole again
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Kloogh refused parole again
A disgraced financial adviser behind a $15.7 million Ponzi scheme continues to lack empathy for his victims, a psychologist says.
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La Nina to bring dry, warm summer
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La Nina to bring dry, warm summer
Break out the barbecues and the sunscreen — summer in the South is shaping up to be warmer and drier than average.
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Vandervis agrees to lead new portfolio
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Vandervis agrees to lead new portfolio
Dunedin's mayor appears to have struck a second compromise over her new governance structure, this time creating a portfolio for councillor Lee Vandervis to lead.
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Defibrillator installed at school
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Defibrillator installed at school
A Dunedin father of two boys — both with pacemakers — says he can rest a little easier now there is a defibrillator at their school.
Hair only proof needed for conviction: Crown
Hair only proof needed for conviction: Crown
A hair found in the hand of a Dunedin man stabbed to death is all the evidence the jury needs to convict his alleged killer, the Crown says.
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No rest-home visit made: WorkSafe
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No rest-home visit made: WorkSafe
As another horror story emerges from Oxford Court rest-home, WorkSafe says it did not visit the rest-home
Cleanup job after water pipe bursts
Cleanup job after water pipe bursts
Contractors prepare to work on a water main that burst in Princes St about 6am yesterday, causing gravel to be strewn down the road and into Dowling St
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24/7 urgent healthcare service to start
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24/7 urgent healthcare service to start
An around-the-clock urgent healthcare service will start in Dunedin before Christmas, potentially easing pressure on the city hospital’s emergency department.
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Supporting youth ‘benefits city as a whole’
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Supporting youth ‘benefits city as a whole’
An action plan for Dunedin’s youth is an investment in the city’s future, councillors say.
Study links Vit C in food with skin health
Study links Vit C in food with skin health
It turns out grandma was right after all — beauty really does come from within, not from expensive face creams.
Being awarded fellowship has extra meaning for writer
Being awarded fellowship has extra meaning for writer
Dunedin writer Laurence Fearnley was a student when she first experienced poetry as "a living, breathing form".
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Business not run properly: staff
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Business not run properly: staff
Two employees of failed wine venture Winely say the firm was more about ideas than the reality of running a business
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Man felt ‘helpless’ during alleged abuse
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Man felt ‘helpless’ during alleged abuse
A man who alleges he was indecently assaulted by his former Dunedin teacher recalls the "indescribable terror" he felt during the incidents.
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Five-year stint turns into almost 60 years
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Five-year stint turns into almost 60 years
When she started as a teenager, Lesley Kendall did not picture herself working at the same Dunedin framing firm for nearly 60 years.
Window to be put on display
Window to be put on display
A stained-glass window conceived as bathroom decor during a renovation will now be hung in the University of Otago’s Geology Museum.
Design inspired by Tongan culture wins award
Design inspired by Tongan culture wins award
Connections to time, space and culture have propelled an Otago architecture student to the top of his class.
Large crowd enjoy great concert
Large crowd enjoy great concert
The Royal Dunedin Male Choir entertained a large audience in St Paul’s Cathedral on Monday evening.
Principal disputes claim mouldy food already at school
Principal disputes claim mouldy food already at school
A Christchurch principal is disputing her school served mouldy week-old meals to students.
Otago to patrol seas again
Otago to patrol seas again
The Navy will return to service the Otago, one of two offshore patrol vessels idle since 2021, at a cost of "tens of millions of dollars" next year.