Andrew Marshall

Building consent delays and parking dissatisfaction headline a poor interim slate of service level monitoring results for the Dunedin City Council a report shows.

Rugby fans will need the luck of the Irish to get a room in Dunedin for the All Blacks test match in July.

After a pandemic-enforced absence, the Gypsy Fair has returned to Dunedin for its traditional Easter weekend visit.

It nearly did not happen, but a flurry of activity the day before yesterday, Good Friday, resulted in a Walk of the Cross returning to Mosgiel yesterday.

It was hard to tell what the children at the Dunedin Botanic Garden on Good Friday were most excited about — free chocolate or the chance to meet their heroes in the Highlanders.

The Regent Theatre’s Red setting book sale has been branded a big success by organisers after it came close to setting a record total for funds raised.

Being benched was no problem for a bunch of eager apprentices at the New Zealand Certified Builders Otago ITM Apprentice Challenge on Saturday.

Celebrations to mark the platinum anniversary of a venerable old monarch reached Dunedin Harbour yesterday.

She's only been on the board since last August, now Kristina Goldsmith is the deputy chairwoman of the West Harbour Community Board.

New Zealand’s first female lawyer has been commemorated in her former chambers in Dunedin’s courthouse building.

Swimmers made the most of the warm weather yesterday to take one last dip in the St Clair Hot Salt Water Pool before it closed its doors for winter.

The Otago Peninsula Community Board was unanimous in its shock at hearing the Peninsula Connection road safety project would not reach Portobello School until 2028.

Several multi-storey apartment buildings are coming to Dunedin as developers tackle the housing shortage with plans for intensification.