Tim Scott

Southern food producers could have had the opportunity to sell nationwide had a now-rejected merger been approved, Foodstuffs South Island says.

Direct flights to Sydney instead of the Gold Coast could have been "a bigger benefit" to Dunedin, a top travel boss says.

An historic building saved from demolition will now be transformed into an "incredible asset" for South Dunedin, a charity leader says.

The demolition of a character home to make way for townhouses was approved by the Dunedin City Council despite opposition from its own heritage adviser.

A seasoned Dunedin business owner has added a popular pizzeria to his slice of the city’s hospitality sector.

An Octagon eatery has been granted a liquor licence despite concerns being flagged about the history of those initially involved.

Supermarkets will be "jumping up and down" if a policy change reducing the hours they are allowed to sell alcohol goes ahead, the Dunedin City Council has heard.

A major Dunedin brewery has had its liquor licence challenged by students who claim it was behind "predatory" alcohol marketing during O Week.

Dunedin fire service vehicles were given an unexpected paint job after overspray drifted across from the new hospital build.

A New Zealand produce giant is pulling out of Dunedin after deeming its cool storage site in the city non-essential to operations.

The seesaws in George St have been the target of vandalism by Dunedin school pupils, resulting in a "squeaking issue", the council says.

Changes to off-licence hours would have little effect on Dunedin’s hard-partying students, a liquor store owner says.

 The Octagon and other central city locales should be opened up for Dunedin’s dogs, nearly 70% of submitters say.