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One taken to hospital after crash
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One taken to hospital after crash
One person was transported to hospital with moderate injuries after a car left the road and rolled on to its side in Dunedin yesterday.
Tim Scott
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Hotel, apartments possible on Princes St site
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Hotel, apartments possible on Princes St site
A new Princes St hotel could fill the void left by recently demolished derelict buildings in Dunedin’s city centre.
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More than 1000 visit inaugural lavender festival
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More than 1000 visit inaugural lavender festival
More than 1000 people basked in the fragrant fields of Dunedin’s inaugural lavender festival over the weekend.
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Self-deprecating tone controversial
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Self-deprecating tone controversial
The tone of a self-deprecating Dunedin marketing campaign has not quite landed with the city’s tourism industry, councillors have heard.
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Bar’s liquor licence opposed
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Bar’s liquor licence opposed
A central Dunedin bar has had its liquor licence opposed after it was found to have traded without a current licence.
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Otago tops economic scoreboard
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Otago tops economic scoreboard
While Otago may have topped a national economic ranking, a southern business leader remains sceptical conditions are improving.
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Confidentiality breach alleged
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Confidentiality breach alleged
A Dunedin city councillor has accused one of his colleagues of breaking confidentiality by contacting the chief executive about the city’s alcohol plan.
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Alleged attacks on group opposing new on-licence
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Alleged attacks on group opposing new on-licence
A student alcohol-harm reduction group says its president has fled the city after they were "vilified" for opposing a new venue in Dunedin.
New venue 'not a student bar'
New venue 'not a student bar'
An entertainment venue to be housed in the former Captain Cook Hotel is "not a student bar", Dunedin's district licensing committee has heard.
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‘Humbling’ for new owners to be home
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‘Humbling’ for new owners to be home
After first stacking shelves in Dunedin 35 years ago, Justin Vaudrey has returned to the city as the new co-owner of a South Dunedin supermarket.
The songs go on thanks to kindness
The songs go on thanks to kindness
An act of generosity is ensuring a building used for documentary and film production for more than a decade will continue to be a home for creativity in Dunedin.
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Pandemic a kick-start for bedding company
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Pandemic a kick-start for bedding company
After watching sales soar during the Covid-19 pandemic, a Mosgiel bedding manufacturer is seeing even more growth with the help of a new purpose-built store.
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‘Little faith’ advice will boost payments
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‘Little faith’ advice will boost payments
A Dunedin survivor of historical sexual abuse says she has "little faith" recommendations by a government watchdog will improve abuse-in-care payments.
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Amended dog bylaw approved
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Amended dog bylaw approved
Who let the dogs out in central Dunedin? The Dunedin City Council, that’s who.
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Unintended consequences of ban considered
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Unintended consequences of ban considered
Stopping people from having "dessert wines with their elegant dinner", among other unintended consequences, needs to be considered when adjusting Dunedin’s alcohol rules, councillors say.
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Supermarket slated over broken glass remarks
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Supermarket slated over broken glass remarks
Dunedin city councillors have criticised a supermarket giant for displaying a lack of awareness about broken glass in north Dunedin.
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Chamber of Coffee to leave airport
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Chamber of Coffee to leave airport
Customers at Dunedin Airport will only be able to buy food and drink from one seller once a local operator bids farewell.
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$150m walk, cycle boost ‘pie in the sky’
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$150m walk, cycle boost ‘pie in the sky’
A Dunedin city councillor has questioned why a nearly $150m package to boost Dunedin’s walking and cycling infrastructure was included in the council’s budget.
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‘No engagement’ about glass issue: supermarket
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‘No engagement’ about glass issue: supermarket
A supermarket giant has hit out at a bid by police and the University of Otago to restrict the sale of alcohol in glass bottles in North Dunedin.
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Ban on new off-licences may not be enough
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Ban on new off-licences may not go far enough, councillors told
Banning new off-licences in Dunedin's student quarter may not be enough to combat the "mountain of alcohol-related harm" the city faces, councillors have heard.