Kakanui team ploughs true furrow
Kakanui team ploughs true furrow
The best ploughmen and ploughwomen in Otago and Southland were unearthed in Middlemarch yesterday.
Shawn McAvinue
Glad gets a Diamond memento to treasure
Glad gets a Diamond memento to treasure
What a diamond geezer!
Art brings life to empty shop
Art brings life to empty shop
A Dunedin art studio is ''livening up'' vacant shop windows in the city.
Cafe closure calls time on rhymes
Cafe closure calls time on rhymes
A much-loved Dunedin vegetarian restaurant is set to close and leave a long-running poetry collective homeless.
Student wants answers on collapse
Student wants answers on collapse
A Mosgiel student is seeking answers after discovering his beekeeping course collapsed when a national agricultural provider was ordered to repay $6 million to the Government.
World-wide aid group seeking volunteers
World-wide aid group seeking volunteers
An organisation founded by a Dunedin doctor to help save the lives of the poor is seeking volunteers.
Takahe walkabout at econsanctuary
Takahe walkabout at econsanctuary
Orokonui Ecosanctuary staff are searching for a missing takahe ''family''.
Being safe in the cyber world
Being safe in the cyber world
A cyber safety consultant is in Dunedin to talk with pupils, teachers and parents about how to use social media safely and responsibly.
Molotov cocktails tossed at house
Molotov cocktails tossed at house
Molotov cocktails were thrown at a Dunedin house this morning.
TVNZ job cut plan 'beggars belief'
TVNZ job cut plan 'beggars belief'
Labour has attacked TVNZ plans to cut two Dunedin-based staff, saying it would have an immediate negative impact on coverage for the South.
Panelbeating business won't reopen
Panelbeating business won't reopen
The Dunedin panelbeaters gutted by fire in June will not rise from the ashes, after it lost an agency contract and insurance company accreditation.
Dangerous mischief on party train to nowhere
Dangerous mischief on party train to nowhere
A Dunedin Railways carriage was used for an ''unauthorised party'' yesterday and a reveller apparently tried to start a fire inside.
Building levelled, student flats planned
Building levelled, student flats planned
A 19th-century Dunedin building was demolished yesterday to make way for student accommodation.
Flagship fashion store for George St
Flagship fashion store for George St
A global clothing brand inspired by the Otago landscape is set to open a flagship store in Dunedin.
Excitement builds over royal visit
Excitement builds over royal visit
Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall's visit to Mosgiel next month has ''excited'' the community.
Regional team spots at stake
Regional team spots at stake
The best vintage and horse ploughmen in Otago and Southland will be unearthed in Middlemarch this weekend.
Wetlands gets $100,000 grant
Wetlands gets $100,000 grant
A grant of more than $100,000 will allow the Sinclair Wetlands Trust to employ a full-time staff member to engage the community in the wetlands restoration project.
Cold houses 'community shame'
Cold houses 'community shame'
Cold and damp houses in Dunedin are a ''community shame'', Dunedin Mayor Dave Cull says.
Mayors petition for TVNZ reporter as two southern roles set to be axed
Mayors petition for TVNZ reporter as two southern roles set to be axed
Southern mayors have made a plea for Television New Zealand to keep Dunedin reporter Megan Martin.
Scootering 101: 'By gosh, that looks like fun'
Scootering 101: 'By gosh, that looks like fun'
Tom Galway may be 101 but he didn't let his age hold him back as he took his great-granddaughter Scarlett's scooter for a spin in Mosgiel last week.