Grant Miller

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DCC debt ceiling hike needed to fund spending

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DCC debt ceiling hike needed to fund spending

The Dunedin City Council will need to raise its group debt ceiling by hundreds of millions of dollars to fund its planned capital spending and that of its companies.

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Double bus stop option to be studied to see if justified

The Knox block of George St in Dunedin is expected to reopen to two-way traffic next week and...

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Double bus stop option to be studied to see if justified

Introduction of an extended bus stop outside Knox Church in Dunedin is set to be studied to see if its implementation is justified.

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DCC executive to leave

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DCC executive to leave

A Dunedin City Council executive who was influential in shaping an ambitious infrastructure programme has resigned.

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'Urgent need' for Mosgiel bypass

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'Urgent need' for Mosgiel bypass

There is no time to lose in making a Mosgiel heavy traffic bypass happen, as the need is becoming more urgent, a community advocate says.

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Church calls on council for better access

Knox Church representatives (from left) Paul Crack, Liz Miller and the Rev Graham Redding say...

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Church calls on council for better access

Knox Church in Dunedin says access to it should not be hindered — and the city council may yet heed the message.

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Passenger rail in South floated

Passenger train advocate, Duncan Connors, at the Dunedin Railway Station on Monday. PHOTO:PETER...

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Passenger rail in South floated

Kiwirail has left the door ajar for a return of passenger services to the deep South so long as councils invest in them.

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City ready to play part for World Cup

Workers put up lights at the Caledonian Ground in Dunedin this month in preparation for its use...

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City ready to play part for World Cup

Helping to host an event as big as the Fifa Women’s World Cup is quite an exercise for Dunedin and the tournament’s presence will soon be hard to miss.

Free travel on offer for World Cup matches

Dunedin City Council events team leader Dan Hendra is encouraging more people to get aboard the...

Free travel on offer for World Cup matches

Dunedin is about to show support for the Fifa Women’s World Cup by the busload.

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No-turn change to upgrade surprises councillors, retail

Contractors construct a protrusion at a five-way intersection in Dunedin to prevent traffic from...

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No-turn change to upgrade surprises councillors, retail

An unexpected change in design of a high-profile Dunedin project could be reversed if it causes problems for traffic, the city council has signalled.

Arrests made after drivers flee police

Police were called to the crash on Highsted Rd last night. Photo: Supplied

Arrests made after drivers flee police

Inquiries have led to arrests after police chose not to pursue fleeing drivers in separate incidents in Dunedin last night.

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Rail report overlooks routes in South Island

Save Our Trains national organising committee member Patrick Rooney with Double Fairlie...

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Rail report overlooks routes in South Island

Politicians have been accused of forgetting about the South Island again, as aspirations to expand passenger rail apparently end at Cook Strait.

Occupants fled after car spiked: police

A fleeing speeding motorist was pursued by police near Dunedin yesterday, before road spikes were used and the vehicle’s occupants were tracked down.

Two arrested after motorist flees police

Police arrest a man in Sawyers Bay this afternoon. Photo: Gregor Richardson

Two arrested after motorist flees police

Two people have been arrested after police pursued a fleeing, speeding motorist near Dunedin this afternoon.

Death of board member triggers by-election

A by-election will be held for the Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board after the death of board member Brian Miller this month.

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Double bus stop contentious

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Double bus stop contentious

A contentious proposed extended bus stop outside Dunedin’s Knox Church is a sticking point for a hearing about parking changes in the city.

Mosgiel heavy-traffic bypass report in works

Mosgiel people are asking for fewer trucks to drive through the town. PHOTO: STEPHEN JAQUIERY

Mosgiel heavy-traffic bypass report in works

Dunedin City Council staff are to work out how a heavy-traffic bypass of Mosgiel’s main street might be considered for further investigation.

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Cruise industry plans to work with destinations

Cruise ship passengers board a bus in Port Chalmers to travel to Dunedin earlier in the year....

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Cruise industry plans to work with destinations

The cruise industry will look to spread visitation in an effort to avoid overloading host cities such as Dunedin.

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Dunedin parking changes on cards

Work continues on the Knox block of George St, in central Dunedin. More than a dozen car parks...

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Dunedin parking changes on cards

Parking changes in George St, consolidation of bus stops in Princes St and a project known as the Albany St Connection could all be explored at a Dunedin City Council hearing tomorrow.

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Plans for new cycle trail advance

The planned path for a cycle trail north of Dunedin includes a Waitati property, in a section...

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Plans for new coastal cycle trail advance

A proposed multimillion-dollar cycle trail linking up coastal communities north of Dunedin will be achieved piece by piece, a project leader says.

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Stalled traffic bypass an injustice: Simms

A truck drives down Mosgiel’s main street, Gordon Rd, this week. PHOTO: CRAIG BAXTER

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Stalled traffic bypass an injustice: Simms

Mosgiel was done an injustice when a previous attempt to create a heavy-traffic bypass stalled, and renewed efforts will need emphatic public support to drive the project on, a community leader says.

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