Andrew Marshall

A Waikouaiti resident says a 45-unit Beach St subdivision should never have been approved as it is in a flood-prone area.

Salt water runs through the veins of three generations of a Nelson family who have dropped anchor near Dunedin during a circumnavigation of the South Island.

Bicycle bells and shouts of delight were ringing out at Marlow Park as the newly redeveloped learn-to-cycle track was opened yesterday morning.

An early and rather cold start presented no barrier and could not prevent keen Dunedin residents attending the Otago Museum’s first dawn ceremony celebrating Matariki yesterday morning.

Bicycle bells and shouts of delight were ringing out at Marlow Park as the new learn-to-cycle track was opened this morning.

An early start was no barrier to Dunedin residents as Otago Museum held its first dawn ceremony of Matariki this morning.

International tourism has received a tepid response from Dunedin residents in a survey on tourism views commissioned by Enterprise Dunedin.

Emailed threats did not dissuade the Dunedin City Council from a decision to introduce Maori members to key standing committees at a meeting yesterday.

Emailed threats have not dissuaded the Dunedin City Council from overwhelmingly voting to bolster Maori representation around the council table.

Otago museum will wear its love for the Matariki holiday on its sleeve with a public projection across the museum’s facade planned for this weekend.

Otago Museum has gone to the birds as the institution handed out its annual photography awards on Saturday.

Bonds of friendship forged during the Korean War were remembered at a lunch to honour veterans in Mosgiel on Saturday.