Dunedin parking

Paperless parking payment option in city

Paperless parking payment option in city

Sick of discarded parking receipts littering the floor of your car, the gutters and Dunedin's shoreline?

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.

Parking woes upset retailers

Parking woes upset retailers

Mornington business owners may relocate due to parking woes in the residential suburb.

Car park option for building kept

Car park option for building kept

The Otago Regional Council has decided on a "pathway" towards solving its accommodation problems which includes providing for a temporary council chamber in its Stafford St car park.

Car parks replace ride-share scheme

Car parks replace ride-share scheme

Dunedin's tertiary sector will soon have about 100 new free or lower-cost car-parking spaces, following the demise of what was supposed to be an environmentally sustainable system designed to reduce emissions and take the pressure off parking.

200 city car-parking spaces become available

200 city car-parking spaces become available

The University of Otago's move from a St Andrew St car park to the Forsyth Barr Stadium has opened about 200 extra parks near central Dunedin.

Park 'n save success

Park 'n save success

The importance some Dunedin drivers place in saving $2 has been made abundantly clear, following the turnaround in the fortunes of a city car park.

'Four hours is four hours and you've had them'

'Four hours is four hours and you've had them'

A Dunedin motorist, Jim Sullivan, recounts fun and games with Dunedin City parking.

In-vehicle prepaid parking launched

In-vehicle prepaid parking launched

Parking tickets might be here to stay, but the desperate hunt for coins to feed the meter could soon be obsolete.

Council to buy private car park, raise fees

Council to buy private car park, raise fees

The Dunedin City Council is buying a privately run car park offering cheaper fees and increasing them to match its own, but a council manager denies the action is monopolistic.

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