DCC

30 jobs to go to contract

30 jobs to go to contract

Thirty Dunedin City Council staff will be transferred to a contractor under the first phase of an overhaul of the council's water and waste services unit.

DCC may outsource water and waste

DCC may outsource water and waste

Proposals to outsource Dunedin City Council water and waste maintenance and operations are expected to be announced today, potentially affecting dozens of jobs.

Dalai Lama to be officially welcomed after all

Dalai Lama to be officially welcomed after all

The Dalai Lama will receive an official welcome from the Dunedin City Council after all, Dunedin Mayor Dave Cull has confirmed.

University hits council in the pocket - again

The University of Otago is about to move into another commercial property, leaving the Dunedin City Council further out of pocket.

Hoped-for early retirement ends long council stint

Hoped-for early retirement ends long council stint

After nearly 38 years with the Dunedin City Council, Otto Schmid is looking forward to an early retirement. Yesterday was the last day of work for the water and waste services asset information team leader, who is one of the longest-serving council staff members.

'Vested interest' claimed

'Vested interest' claimed

The Dunedin City Council has been accused of having a ''vested interest'' in plans for a new caravan park on land it hopes to sell to the developer.

Jinty offers to meet Dalai Lama

Jinty offers to meet Dalai Lama

Dunedin Mayor Dave Cull may not be meeting the Dalai Lama next month, but one of his councillors said it would be a ''privilege'' if she could do so.

Waipori windfall for DCC coffers

Waipori windfall for DCC coffers

The Dunedin City Council is sitting on a more than $8 million operating surplus, fuelled in part by a healthier-than-expected Waipori Fund, as the end of the financial year approaches.

Opportunity to secure funding

The Dunedin City Council is seeking applications for the next round of premier and major events funding.

Councillors at odds over representation

A sedate debate turned heated as Crs Teresa Stevenson and Colin Weatherall traded claims of rural bias and points of order at a Dunedin City Council planning and environment committee meeting yesterday.

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