Typhoon to bring 'catastrophically destructive' winds to Pacific Islands
Super Typhoon Bavi was crossing the Mariana Islands in the western Pacific Ocean today.
Thousands evacuated as wildfire burns in France
Thousands evacuated as wildfire burns in France
A wildfire burning out of control in southwestern France has forced the evacuation of 10,000 people from two dozen small towns and villages.
AI moving faster than people 'anyone can keep up', UN warns
AI moving faster than people 'anyone can keep up', UN warns
The United Nations secretary general warned that artificial intelligence is developing faster than anyone can keep up.
Peters 'deeply concerned' by China testing in South Pacific
Peters 'deeply concerned' by China testing in South Pacific
New Zealand says China's testing of nuclear-capable weapons into the South Pacific is at odds with peace and stability in the Islands region.
Kiwis over 50 among world's worst for 'hazardous drinking'
Kiwis over 50 among world's worst for 'hazardous drinking'
New Zealanders over 50 get the gold medal for hazardous drinking when compared with eight other countries, an alcohol researcher says.
New cancer therapy machine fully operational
New cancer therapy machine fully operational
Southern cancer patients are now being treated by Dunedin's new radiation therapy machine.
Greens announce 'drink swim fish' election policy
Greens announce 'drink swim fish' election policy
The Green Party would ban bottom trawling and lower the nitrate limit for drinking water, under its rivers and oceans policy package.
Noah the former stray thriving as sniffer dog at Christchurch Airport
Noah the former stray thriving as sniffer dog at Christchurch Airport
A stray dog has gone from rags to riches, securing a job at Christchurch Airport after he was found living on the street.
Bank to offer support to those hit by weather
Bank to offer support to those hit by weather
One bank has confirmed it is offering support for Otago residents who have been impacted financially by the severe weather sweeping the province.
Calm before the storm
Calm before the storm
Enjoying the sunrise.
Extra beds added to hospitals to meet winter demand
Extra beds added to hospitals to meet winter demand
Health NZ is adding 30 more temporary beds than initially expected to hospitals around the country in order to meet winter demand.
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Owner says pet accused of attack 'the friendliest dog out'
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Owner says pet accused of attack 'the friendliest dog out'
A woman’s bid to have her dog’s classification of menacing reversed includes allegations the DCC was blaming the breed and the dog could not ‘‘magically’’ walk through a fence and attack people.
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Friends gained, skills picked up in roller derby
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Friends gained, skills picked up in roller derby
Dunedin has a new batch of beginner skaters getting ready to make it in the rough and tumble world of roller derby.
Dunedin emergency centre closes as focus shifts to recovery
Dunedin emergency centre closes as focus shifts to recovery
Dunedin's emergency operations centre has closed as efforts transition from emergency to recovery in response to the significant rain event of the past two days.
Video promoting city wins global accolade
Video promoting city wins global accolade
A video promoting Dunedin has won gold in the city promotion category at the US International Awards.
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Improving toddlers’ literacy, social skills
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Improving toddlers’ literacy, social skills
A new educational programme aimed at building communication skills is turning toddlers into regular chatterboxes.
NZ joins US project to accelerate AI warfighting
NZ joins US project to accelerate AI warfighting
New Zealand has joined a project to accelerate artificial intelligence warfighting capabilities that the United States calls "pivotal" and the "foundation" to winning battles.
Road between Sawyers Bay and Port Chalmers closed due to flooding
Road between Sawyers Bay and Port Chalmers closed due to flooding
State Highway 88, from Dunedin to Port Chalmers, is closed near Sawyers Bay due to major flooding.
NZ First wants to restrict voting to citizens only
NZ First wants to restrict voting to citizens only
New Zealand First leader Winston Peters has announced a policy to restrict voting rights to only those with New Zealand citizenship.
Gardener cleared in rental dispute after plants die in flooding
Gardener cleared in rental dispute after plants die in flooding
A “prize-winning gardener” planted her late mother’s rose bushes in the garden of a rental property, where she was living.