Outram gears up for Out West Cavalcade
Outram gears up for Out West Cavalcade
The marquee is up, the kitchen cupboards are full and Outram is ready to host the Out West Cavalcade.
Shawn McAvinue
Church sold car park land forless for sake of public good
Church sold car park land forless for sake of public good
A land deal between the Dunedin City Council and St Margaret's Church in Green Island built on ''good faith'' was about $100,000 shy of another offer tabled but was accepted by the parish because it would create a community asset, former city councillor Colin Weatherall said.
Fundraiser for Africa trip
Fundraiser for Africa trip
A kitchen tour in Mosgiel on Sunday is designed to help get Taieri College pupils to Africa.
Clubs fighting for fundraiser
Clubs fighting for fundraiser
The pride of Otago rugby clubs will step into the ring in Outram on Friday.
Support conditional on parking: Moyle
Support conditional on parking: Moyle
A declaration of support for a proposed Green Island medical centre to be built on a public car park comes with conditions, businessman John Moyle said.
Church sold car park land forless for sake of public good
Church sold car park land forless for sake of public good
A land deal between the Dunedin City Council and St Margaret's Church in Green Island built on ''good faith'' was about $100,000 shy of another offer tabled but was accepted by the parish because it would create a community asset, former city councillor Colin Weatherall said.
Forklift drivers to lift profile
Forklift drivers to lift profile
A contest designed to lift the nation's best forklift driver from obscurity began in Dunedin yesterday.
Crowd had a 'fantastic time'
Crowd had a 'fantastic time'
The bands were booked and the crowd came to the Waitati Music Festival on Saturday.
Injured driver cut from stock car after crash
Injured driver cut from stock car after crash
An injured driver was taken to Dunedin Hospital after being cut from a stock car at a Dunedin speedway on Friday.
Loss of legs no obstacle to a life of adventure
Loss of legs no obstacle to a life of adventure
A motivational speaker who lost his legs in a train accident as child has begun cycling the Central Otago Rail Trail this weekend.
Injured driver cut from stock car at Beachlands
Injured driver cut from stock car at Beachlands
An injured driver was taken to Dunedin Hospital after being cut from his stock car at a Dunedin speedway last night.
Search continues for missing tramper
Search continues for missing tramper
A search continues today for a tramper missing in the Manapouri area.
Boatie left high and dry by eviction
Boatie left high and dry by eviction
A man ordered to remove his boat from a Dunedin marina says he is left with no alternative in a city short of deep-water berths.
Sacked driver seeks mediation
Sacked driver seeks mediation
A Dunedin bus driver is devastated after being sacked for making an urgent toilet stop.
Businesses sign up for Burp
Businesses sign up for Burp
New software which includes Taieri businesses will be a breath of fresh air for breast-feeding mothers.
$3000 to get phone connected 'obscene'
$3000 to get phone connected 'obscene'
A quote to get a phone connected at a new East Otago house has sparked a chorus of angry comments from a farmer, including a threat to remove existing underground cabling.
Lots of memories in auction house
Lots of memories in auction house
Going, going, nearly gone - Hayward's Auction House in Dunedin is set to close.
Software support for breast-feeding mums
Software support for breast-feeding mums
Some new software released in Dunedin yesterday will be a breath of fresh air for breast-feeding mums.
Board gives $4000 for playground
Board gives $4000 for playground
The Mosgiel Plunket Clinic has been given $4000 by the Mosgiel Taieri Community Board to fence a children's playground for public use.
Board to pay for road closures
Board to pay for road closures
The Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board will pay for road closures for Anzac Day commemorations, despite a board member's belief the Mosgiel Memorial RSA has the revenue to pay for it.