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Parking woes mystify DCC

Mornington residents and retailers are urged to detail their parking issues with the Dunedin City Council so proper consultation can start.

Stadium noise to be monitored

Stadium noise to be monitored

The Dunedin City Council will attend a sound check at Forsyth Barr Stadium today after complaints about noise levels reverberating from a concert on Tuesday night.

Hundreds sign petition opposing liquor ban

Hundreds sign petition opposing liquor ban

Hundreds of University of Otago students are signing a petition calling for an alternative to the proposed extension of the central city liquor ban in Dunedin.

Free public gallery use advocated

Free public gallery use advocated

A decision to consider spending $20,000 to allow access for community groups to a well-used Dunedin City Council function room sparked a second passionate debate at a council meeting yesterday.

New Dunedin bus shelters let you see and be seen

New Dunedin bus shelters let you see and be seen

New "modern street furniture" bus shelters similar to those seen in Frankton Rd, Queenstown, will soon be installed on many Dunedin streets.

Historic building demolition clash

A drawn-out dispute over the future of a group of historic Princes St, Dunedin buildings looks set to draw out further.

No cost-share deal on erosion: ORC

No cost-share deal on erosion: ORC

A cost-sharing deal that could help tackle erosion at Te Rauone Beach, on Otago Peninsula, has been ruled out by the Otago Regional Council before it has even been discussed.

Access to meeting venue assured

Access to meeting venue assured

Access for community groups to a well-used Dunedin City Council function room appears to have been ensured, but the mechanism by which that takes place may change.

Wide range of opinions offered on spatial plan

The second day of the Dunedin City Council's spatial plan hearings again brought more than 30 submitters with a diverse range of opinions to the council table.

First residents submit on draft spatial plan

First residents submit on draft spatial plan

Dunedin city councillors took in their first days of a week-long hearing on the future of the city yesterday, the first 30 or so residents giving their thoughts on a draft spatial plan.

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