Who needs a ceremony to celebrate?
Who needs a ceremony to celebrate?
Two Dunedin sisters did not let a cancelled graduation stop them from celebrating gaining the same degree.
Emma Perry
University hoping hub spurs use of e-bikes
University hoping hub spurs use of e-bikes
It is hoped a new hub for electric bikes at the University of Otago will get more staff on board.
New strategy to preserve beaches
New strategy to preserve beaches
Efforts are being made to preserve Dunedin’s beaches this summer.
Bar hours worry flats manager
Bar hours worry flats manager
Extending a student bar’s opening hours could be detrimental to neighbouring flats, a Dunedin property manager says.
Bid for drinking to finish later at Starters
Bid for drinking to finish later at Starters
Starters Bar is hoping the party will go on — until 3am, that is.
Great Dunedin Brainstorm planned
Great Dunedin Brainstorm planned
Did you have a lightbulb moment during lockdown? You might be just what the Great Dunedin Brainstorm is looking for.
Arrest after bashing, crashing
Arrest after bashing, crashing
A drunk man who crashed twice into the same parked vehicle and once into a moving one had earlier bashed his brother and hit an officer, police say.
Three hurt in crash
Three hurt in crash
Three people were injured in a crash in Highcliff Rd, Dunedin, yesterday.
Three hurt in Dunedin crash
Three hurt in Dunedin crash
Three people have been injured in a crash on Dunedin's Highcliff Rd this afternoon.
Former Dunedin prison roof project ready to start
Former Dunedin prison roof project ready to start
Dunedin's former prison is about to undergo the second stage of its heritage restoration.
133-year-old Arthur St School building to be relocated
133-year-old Arthur St School building to be relocated
One of the oldest school buildings in the country will be relocated to make way for a Dunedin school’s rebuild.
Tween steals keyless bus, speeds through town
Tween steals keyless bus, speeds through town
A 12-year-old boy was behind the wheel of a stolen bus that careered across Dunedin and crashed into several parked cars.
Sewing for it: mask makers snapping up supplies
Sewing for it: mask makers snapping up supplies
Enthusiastic mask makers have stitched up sewing supplies across Dunedin.
Cultural exchange
Cultural exchange
His West African culture is a gift Koffie Fugah wants to share.
History project a grant finalist
History project a grant finalist
Stories told by former pupils of Broad Bay School about their experience are the inspiration for a project aiming to document history.
Three arrested in Dunedin after alleged robbery attempt
Three arrested in Dunedin after alleged robbery attempt
Police say a Dunedin car yard manager was assaulted in an attempted aggravated robbery in Dunedin yesterday.
'Rubbernecking' results in Dunedin crashes
'Rubbernecking' results in Dunedin crashes
"Rubbernecking" caused two crashes in Dunedin yesterday, but in both instances police were on hand to attend.
Path part of safety project
Path part of safety project
A digger works on a path under construction on State Highway88 at the Burkes Lagoon between Dunedin and Port Chalmers.
Change of date puts Jennifer in poll position
Change of date puts Jennifer in poll position
Come election day there will be at least one more city voter hitting the polling booth.
'So much love' after blaze destroys home
'So much love' after blaze destroys home
A family whose home was destroyed by fire near Waikouaiti are "very, very grateful" to the local community for their love and support following the blaze.