Tim Scott

Businesses are giving up on engagement with local councils out of "pure frustration" and more effort is needed to win back their trust this election, a Dunedin business leader says.

Port Otago has more than doubled its net profit over the past financial year despite a decline in both cruise ship numbers and container movements.

The former operator of a popular Dunedin restaurant has been liquidated owing the IRD $650,000.

It is American violinist and violist Yura Lee’s first time in New Zealand ahead of the At the World’s Edge (AWE) Music Festival next month.

The number of Dunedin bands pulling their music from Spotify is on the rise amid concerns about its chief executive’s backing of an AI weapons company.

Slowing construction growth and underperforming house sales have knocked Otago off its perch at the top of a regional economic ranking.

Dunedin-founded Forsyth Barr is now a quarter-owned by a billion-dollar Australian private equity firm.

While the North Island grapples with receiverships and restructures, a Dunedin builder says large construction projects in the city have been propping up the industry in the South.

Dunedin's Kitchen Things store is on the chopping block amid a call for creditors to vote the beleaguered retailer into liquidation.

The Presbyterian Church has been slammed as insincere over a "performative" public apology to historical abuse survivors it plans to make in Dunedin next week.

A plan by the government to grow the country’s aviation sector contains "nothing to crow about" and is unlikely to quell rising costs, a Dunedin airline boss says.

Dunedin has proven a popular travel destination with Aussies flying in direct from the Gold Coast, the city’s airport says.

A Dunedin automation and robotics company hopes to grow its workforce in the city by 50% over the next five years.

A former Dunedin opera singer’s homecoming was made extra special by performing with her mother on stage.

Five young Dunedin trampers were "too cold to move" as they awaited rescue after getting lost in harsh weather near Middlemarch, police say.

Acclaimed New Zealand author Catherine Chidgey and activist and artist Tāme Iti are among the guests at this year’s Dunedin Writers and Readers Festival.