Event to reduce violence
Event to reduce violence
Dunedin police are holding a family fun day next weekend in a bid to reduce the spike in family violence they see at this time of year.
Shawn McAvinue
Relocated shop a ‘happy place’
Relocated shop a ‘happy place’
Dunedin businesswoman Nicola Chisholm has been busy.
Ready for unfinished business
Ready for unfinished business
Dunedin racing car driver Chris Henderson talks to motoring reporter Shawn McAvinue about his 2012 Toyota GT86, which was built after he rolled his 1984 Toyota ...
McGowan — chief exec role a ‘great ride’
McGowan — chief exec role a ‘great ride’
Otago Chamber of Commerce chief executive Dougal McGowan has resigned and his final day of work is tomorrow. He starts a new role at the Dunedin City Council next week.
Embankment a great place to watch the cricket
Embankment a great place to watch the cricket
A crowd of nearly 1000 flocked to the twenty20 Super Smash cricket matches between the Otago sides and their Central District counterparts at the University of Otago Oval on Friday.
Splashing around
Splashing around
A summer pool party at St Clair Hot Salt Water Pool on Tuesday featured a free barbecue and good times.
Inside the mind of a compulsive list checker
Inside the mind of a compulsive list checker
He’s making a list and checking it twice. Reporter Shawn McAvinue talks to Santa as he decides who has been naughty or nice in the region.
New Mosgiel pool expected to be ready in 2022
New Mosgiel pool expected to be ready in 2022
A new pool in Mosgiel will open nearly a decade after a community trust first floated the idea to the Dunedin City Council.
New Mosgiel pool expected to be ready in 2022
New Mosgiel pool expected to be ready in 2022
A new pool in Mosgiel will open nearly a decade after a community trust first floated the idea to the Dunedin City Council.
Stables transformed from ‘liability’
Stables transformed from ‘liability’
A punt two Dunedin business partners took on restoring a historic horse stables is beginning to pay off.
Seaside home wins national awards
Seaside home wins national awards
Just like the third pig in the fable, hard work is paying off for a Dunedin builder who won prizes at the House of the Year Awards on Friday.
Postponing ‘right decision’
Postponing ‘right decision’
Otago graduation ceremonies affecting hundreds of students have been called off this week after a security threat, and though disappointed, one student believes it was the right thing to do.
Duck race helps Mosgiel pool
Duck race helps Mosgiel pool
The winnings from a rubber duckie race in a Louisiana swamp will help build the new Mosgiel pool.
Officer wants stop sign changed after motorists continue to flout rule
Officer wants stop sign changed after motorists continue to flout rule
Middlemarch constable Allan Lynch is calling for change as motorists continue to ignore a stop sign in the settlement.
Filling that empty space on charter flights
Filling that empty space on charter flights
University of Otago student Lydia Maclean’s business idea is taking flight.
‘Striking’ home is category finalist
‘Striking’ home is category finalist
A "striking" Mosgiel home is a category finalist in the House of the Year competition.
Enriching week before holidays
Enriching week before holidays
An enriching experience was had at King’s High School in Dunedin last week.
Bracing for kitten season
Bracing for kitten season
A Dunedin animal shelter is calling for foster carers as it prepares for the kitten season.
Spring third warmest on record
Spring third warmest on record
Summer is set to be a scorcher in Dunedin, following a warm and dry spring, Niwa says.
Donation to those on the ‘frontline’
Donation to those on the ‘frontline’
Tribal Nations Motorcycle Club ambassador Garry McLennan and fellow members welcome ChatBus chief executive Averil Pierce after giving the charity $1200 in Dunedin on Monday.