Grant Miller

A former water manager for the Dunedin City Council says shifting operations to a company could be worth considering.

Dunedin's Mayfair Theatre has been labelled a "dead hedgehog" in discussions about the city’s need for new or improved venues.

A popular Dunedin attraction is advocating for tourism funding to get a big boost.

The scope of a review into Enterprise Dunedin may not be comprehensive, because of cost, but city councillor Andrew Whiley says the point of the exercise will still be achieved.

Redevelopment of Wakari Hospital in Dunedin will be shaped locally, the Minister for Mental Health says.

Disharmony in Dunedin theatre circles has hit a crescendo amid a chorus of calls for a $17.1 million council budget cut to be reversed.

A well-used right turn on to State Highway 1 in central Dunedin could be removed, it has been signalled.

A man who was blinded in one eye by a firework at a council-run event in Dunedin says a new location that was pitched might have been a good solution.

Dunedin's proposed Smooth Hill tip has been rubbished as a "foolhardy" waste of $92.4 million by a Southland landfill operator.

Calls to reinstate a fireworks display for Dunedin’s New Year’s Eve celebrations have been snuffed out.

Commercial rents for the top floor of the South Dunedin library complex are going nowhere.

Costs relating to a secret inquiry at the Dunedin City Council, and any necessary follow-up, have climbed above $300,000.

A proposed roading rejig around Dunedin’s new hospital could feature a pivotal change to the highway network in the central city.

Building the Smooth Hill landfill should be deferred until the Dunedin City Council gets to a more sustainable position on debt and rates, a councillor says.

Fireworks could be back with a vengeance for Dunedin’s next New Year’s Eve celebrations.

A trust may need to be formed to lead mothballed Dunedin music venue Sammy’s back into the spotlight, a city councillor says.

An overthrow of Dunedin City Council incumbents could be coming if the masses are inspired to rise up, a 24-year-old political aspirant says.

Diverting construction waste in Dunedin and sending much of it north by rail for reprocessing could be trialled by the Dunedin City Council from November.