Residents fear harm from speedsters
Residents fear harm from speedsters
Concerns about motorists speeding in a Mosgiel street have been shared; but for police to act, witnesses need to front up in court.
Shawn McAvinue
Former policeman continues to serve area
Former policeman continues to serve area
A former top Taieri cop has a had a career change but continues his community work.
‘Have a go’ at the Music Awards
‘Have a go’ at the Music Awards
A call has gone out for singers to ‘‘have a go’’ as entries open for the Country Music Dunedin Awards in Wingatui.
Taking a gamble
Taking a gamble
The dream of a big Lotto win is alive and well in Dunedin, with almost $70 million being spent in five years.
'Great location' spurs idea to open taqueria
'Great location' spurs idea to open taqueria
A Dunedin businessman has expanded his eatery empire.
Fence makes for good neighbourly relations
Fence makes for good neighbourly relations
It appears the American poet Robert Frost was right when he said "good fences make good neighbours''.
Heated email over submission on ageing
Heated email over submission on ageing
A Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board member has asked the board's chairwoman if she is looking for a "bare-knuckled encounter'' over a submission on ageing.
'Dinosaur park' dreaming
'Dinosaur park' dreaming
A design project has been launched to help develop new play equipment for Dunedin's "dinosaur park''.
Dunedin's paw patrol increases by four
Dunedin's paw patrol increases by four
It's paw patrol time for four new police graduates from Dunedin.
Roundabouts ready, motorists not so much
Roundabouts ready, motorists not so much
The wait is nearly over. Senior Constable Fred Jansen is educating motorists about correct use of signals when travelling around three new roundabouts in Green Island.
Child gives to pool fund
Child gives to pool fund
A birthday boy bypassed presents in a bid to get a new pool in Mosgiel built faster.
Power pole peril for pedestrians
Power pole peril for pedestrians
A power pole protruding from a Sunnyvale footpath is dangerous, a concerned resident says.
Upmarket food truck fare hits the spot
Upmarket food truck fare hits the spot in Dunedin
Dunedin is working up an appetite for food trucks serving fancier fare.
Dads with babies have the chance to get fit and strong
Dads with babies have the chance to get fit and strong
A Dunedin dancer is encouraging dads and babies to get moving and join a new class.
Advice spurs birth of ‘Bacon Day’
Let’s get crackling: advice spurs birth of ‘Bacon Day’
On his doctor’s advice, a Dunedin man limits his bacon intake to one day a year.
No night market site yet
No night market site yet
The search continues for a site to launch a night market in Dunedin.
Game designed to be ‘mindful experience’
Game designed to be ‘mindful experience’
A Dunedin mobile game developer has launched new software to recreate the simplicity of 1980s computer games.
Police training focus on 'tactical communication'
Police training focus on 'tactical communication'
Meet Dunedin's newest police college graduate. Constable Nicholas Hall is one of three new officers working in the Southern region.
Residents in dark over park future
Residents in dark over park future
Mosgiel Caravan Park residents remain in the dark on the Dunedin City Council's plans for their home.
Chairman divulges bridge preference
Chairman divulges bridge preference
Strath Taieri Community Board chairman Barry Williams has revealed his favoured design option for a new bridge across the Taieri River at Sutton.