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The broken window of the Ryanair aircraft, following a reported emergency landing, in location...

Man partially sucked out of plane as broken engine smashes window

The US National Transportation Safety Board said today it will lead the investigation into an incident in which a passenger was partly sucked out of a Ryanair RYA.I Boeing 737's BA.N broken window...

Employee snooping a growing problem: Privacy Commissioner

Employee snooping a growing problem: Privacy Commissioner

Unauthorised employee browsing, or snooping on private personal information of the public is a growing problem in New Zealand workplaces, according to the Privacy Commissioner.

One treated after harbourside prang

Fire crews at the scene of the crash. Photo: Peter McIntosh

One treated after harbourside prang

One person was treated at the scene as Dunedin emergency services converged on a three-car crash in a harbourside street this morning.

Driver pleads guilty over fatal crash

A 21-year-old man has pleaded guilty to dangerous driving and failing to stop after a fatal...

Driver who caused fatal crash named

A 21-year-old man has pleaded guilty to dangerous driving and failing to stop after a crash that killed a Christchurch multi-sport athlete while he was cycling on Evans Pass Rd earlier this year.

Man seriously injured in alleged assault

A man was taken to hospital with serious injuries after an alleged assault in Christchurch on Thursday.

More on benefit, but uptick in jobseekers finding work

Minister for Disability Issues Louise Upston. Photo: Mark Papalii / RNZ

More on benefit, but uptick in jobseekers finding work

The government's claiming victory with the latest benefit data, while the opposition says it shows the coalition's failed to deliver on its plans to slash the number of people who are out of work.

Permit system for feral cat trapping to be rolled out

Hunter Victor Tindale had to adapt a commercial possum fur trapping permit to trap feral cats in...

Permit system for feral cat trapping to be rolled out

Trapping feral cats on conservation land will become easier with the Department of Conservation's (DOC) online permit system due to roll out within the next 12 months.

Science couple bubbling over

Science in a Van scientist Alan Worman gives his interactive show ‘‘The Wonderful World of...

Science couple bubbling over

Bubbles of all shapes and sizes were all part of the show when a science performance duo dazzled Dunedin.

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Dunedin's zero carbon goal 'no longer considered achievable'

A packed public gallery made its feelings clear as councillors at a 2019 Dunedin City Council...

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Dunedin's zero carbon goal 'no longer considered achievable'

Dunedin’s zero carbon goal could end up on the scrap heap as a possible shake-up of the city council’s fight against climate change looms.

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Check those petrol prices: AA

Sophie Matehaere fills up Her vehicle as they line up to refuel at Northgate Waitomo as petrol...

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Check those petrol prices: AA

Motorists should keep an eagle eye out for the best deals on petrol, as the AA is expecting significant increases at the pump over the next month.

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Transplant recipient taking nothing for granted

Liver transplant recipient Liam Manson, of Dunedin, recalls his life before the life-changing...

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Transplant recipient taking nothing for granted

Liam Manson openly admits: ‘‘I looked like death warmed up’’.

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Dunedin firm printing official Roling Stones merch

The Print Room co-founder Chris Brun heat-presses artwork for Gracie Abrams’ Daughter from Hell...

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Dunedin firm printing official Roling Stones merch

A Dunedin printing company is working with Universal Music to produce official merchandise for major international artists including The Rolling Stones and Gracie Abrams.

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'Terrified' teen attacked by trio in Mosgiel home invasion

Dunedin District Court. PHOTO: ODT FILES

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'Terrified' teen attacked by trio in Mosgiel home invasion

A Dunedin teen was roused from sleep by three burglars smashing open his bedroom door, a court has heard.

It’s a bug’s life — artist weaves ongoing plight of insects into artwork

Christine Keller, of Dunedin, examines her artwork at the Community Gallery on Princes St...

It’s a bug’s life — artist weaves ongoing plight of insects into artwork

Christine Keller wants people to think about the plight of insects.

Part of popular walk may close for work

The Department of Conservation intends partially closing the Tunnel Beach track in the coming...

Part of popular walk may close for work

The Department of Conservation is planning to continue work on the Tunnel Beach walk before the busy summer season starts.

Knowledge of women’s cancers limited

University of Otago pathology and molecular medicine researcher Prof Gabi Dachs. PHOTO: ODT...

Knowledge of women’s cancers limited

Significant gaps have been found in Pacific women’s knowledge of gynaecological cancers, despite the cancers having a disproportionately high impact on Pacific communities in New Zealand.

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Women urged to ignore online advice

New research from the University of Otago is urging women to ignore exercise advice online, and...

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Women urged to ignore online advice

Nutrition claims and exercise advice on social media are misleading women who are wanting to stay active and healthy.

It’s not coming home: England fans bereft

Argentina fans (from left) jack Day, Matthew, Cowles, Thomas Allen, Louis Gray and James Robinson...

It’s not coming home: England fans bereft

Tears were shed and the dreams of England fans sitting in a Dunedin pub were dashed after two last-minute goals booted them from the Fifa World Cup.

Senior lawyer allegedly accused judges of ‘conspiracy’ to destroy his career

Senior lawyer allegedly accused judges of ‘conspiracy’ to destroy his career

A senior barrister who allegedly accused judges of being part of a conspiracy to destroy his career is fighting to have misconduct charges against him thrown out.

Teachers struggling with misogyny, harassment by students

Some teachers say they are considering quitting because of harassment from students. Photo: Getty

Teachers struggling with misogyny, harassment by students

Two female teachers at a Christchurch co-ed school say they have considered quitting because of harassment from students driven by misogyny and extreme views.

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