Dunedin City Council

Dunedin City Council representatives outnumbered their audience, but empty chairs trumped them both, at last night's budget roadshow meeting.

On this online ODT forum, RussandBev have said: Until a truly independent person(s) can examine all the books and make a professional recommendation that is supportable by evidence, then I assert that no-one can actually figure out whether the stadium should be "made to work" or what should happen to it.

Dunedin city councillor Fliss Butcher has confirmed she will not seek another term, but wants to "shake a few cages" before she goes.

There is some information which only the Dunedin City Council can provide. In other words, it has a monopoly.

Don't spoil the ship for a ha'penny worth of tar. This saying applies to any public transport system which does not make easily understandable and complete timetable information available.

A year ago I wrote that the city's water services should not be metered - now I'm not so sure.

Cafe-bar owner and coffee roaster Olivier Lequeux says he will work for nothing - if he has to - to encourage councillors to keep city rates where they are.

What do you know about the candidates who are contesting Dunedin's mayoral campaign in the 2010 local body elections? Today, in the third of a seven-part Mayoral Profile series, Stu Oldham puts the questions to Kevin Dwyer.

What do you know about the candidates who are contesting Dunedin's mayoral campaign in the 2010 local body elections? Today, in the second of a seven-part Mayoral Profile series, Chris Morris puts the questions to Lee Vandervis.