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Hotel images but height balloon out

Hotel images but height balloon out

The man promoting a $100 million waterfront hotel in Dunedin has produced new images of what the 28-storey tower would look like, but ruled out using a tethered balloon to demonstrate its height.

'Quiet streets' key element of cycling proposal

'Quiet streets' key element of cycling proposal

South Dunedin streets could become low-speed quiet zones, as part of a $4.5 million plan to improve the area's cycling facilities.

Businessman targets 'arrogant' cyclists

Businessman targets 'arrogant' cyclists

A Wellington businessman who has declared "open season" on cyclists has outraged cycling advocates who say his comments are frightening and dangerous.

Wall repair expected to begin soon

Wall repair expected to begin soon

Work on repairing an old stone retaining wall that has been leaning out into the street for more than a year in Smith St, Dunedin, is expected to start within weeks.

Mother upset saleswoman sold son synthetic cannabis

Mother upset saleswoman sold son synthetic cannabis

A Mosgiel woman is angry after synthetic cannabis was sold to her 16-year-old son yesterday.

Group appeals for DCC rodeo ban

Group appeals for DCC rodeo ban

The International Rodeo could be barred from returning to Forsyth Barr Stadium if the Dunedin City Council agrees to a plea from animal rights group Safe.

Work begins on upgrading highway in city

Work begins on upgrading highway in city

State Highway 1 in Dunedin is being upgraded by the New Zealand Transport Agency (NZTA) at an estimated cost of $300,000.

Football: All Whites to play in Dunedin

Football: All Whites to play in Dunedin

International football is coming back to Dunedin with confirmation the All Whites will play their final home World Cup qualifier at Forsyth Barr Stadium next month.

40-week wait for CT scan

40-week wait for CT scan

Patients are waiting 40 weeks for a routine CT scan at Dunedin Hospital, a report to tomorrow's hospital advisory committee shows.

Supporters' club left out in cold by stadium

Supporters' club left out in cold by stadium The Otago Rugby Supporters' Club says it has been given the cold shoulder by Forsyth Barr Stadium as it looks for a new base.
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