Grant Miller

Changing environmental standards for drinking water sources could affect thousands of bores in Otago and ratchet up costs.

Half-price fares for public transport are unlikely to result in boosted services to cater for extra demand, Otago Regional Council staff have signalled.

Yesterday's harness racing meeting at Wingatui may have been the last one at the venue near Dunedin.

Albatrosses inspired a song that has been released for Dunedin Race Relations Week.

Covid-19 should not be blamed for last-minute bus service cancellations in Dunedin, a union says.

A cyclist who crashed after avoiding a seemingly badly parked car in Dunedin has drawn attention to loose gravel appearing to add to his difficulties.

A racing venue in Dunedin that became surplus to the industry’s requirements in August last year likely remains months away from a sale.

Wingatui thoroughbred trainer Graeme Mee is continuing to recover in hospital after he suffered serious head injuries in an incident with a horse last week.

Substantial engineering works to prevent flooding are not on the horizon for Middlemarch, but "tactical maintenance" has been stepped up.

Increased patronage resulting from lower fares could put pressure on Otago bus services if some drivers are off ill.

Palmerston and other towns north of Dunedin will soon have weekend bus services.

Palmerston and other towns north of Dunedin will soon have weekend bus services.

An inexpensive alternative to the idea of traffic lights at Dunedin’s problematic Pine Hill intersection may yet find favour with transport officials.

Discontent in the South about the Three Waters reforms remains fervent despite suggested programme changes.

An upgrade of Dunedin’s main shopping street is due to start after Easter.