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Demolition continues in $10.9m school redevelopment
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Demolition continues in $10.9m school redevelopment
Demolition work continues at Arthur Street School yesterday as part of a $10.9 million redevelopment project.
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Calton Hill crash
Calton Hill crash
Emergency services respond to a two-vehicle crash on Riselaw Rd, in Calton Hill, yesterday.
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Pies prove popular at bakery’s new branch
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Pies prove popular at bakery’s new branch
A Dunedin bakery has opened a new branch in the central city as pie sales show no signs of cooling down.
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Lanterns already hopping into view ahead of carnival
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Lanterns already hopping into view ahead of carnival
Dunedin Midwinter Carnival co-co-ordinator Xanthe Naylor and Meridian Mall marketing manager Stacey Johnstone showcase the ‘‘March Hare’’ and other lanterns on display in the mall ahead of this year’s festival.
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Camping site granted consent to open
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Camping site granted consent to open
A controversial Mosgiel camping ground which evicted its long-term residents is back in business but "doesn’t want to be a trailer park".
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Mosgiel liquor store owner stripped of licence
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Mosgiel liquor store owner stripped of licence
A Mosgiel liquor store in business for more than 20 years has had its licence stripped after its owner was found unsuitable to sell alcohol.
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Housing stock staying steady in city: director
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Housing stock staying steady in city: director
While the number of houses for sale is rising across New Zealand, stock has stayed steady in Dunedin, a real estate agent says.
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Mayor, councillors clash over live music plan
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Mayor, councillors clash over live music plan
Dunedin's mayor was out of tune with fellow councillors over a plan to dedicate staff resources to revitalising the city’s live music scene.
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Otago firm wins top global prize
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Design for fashion headquarters a cut above
An Otago architecture firm behind a 190,000sq m fashion headquarters in China has been voted people’s choice for an international architecture award.
First Church farewell for Enere
First Church farewell for Enere
King’s High School pupils led a haka in memory of Enere McLaren-Taana at his funeral at Dunedin's First Church.
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Getting an overview of gold exploration
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Getting an overview of gold exploration
Beneath the rolling hills of the Dunstan Mountains lies a gold discovery touted as the country’s most significant in four decades.
Vigil cancelled last minute
Vigil cancelled last minute
A vigil in memory of Enere McLaren-Taana was cancelled at the last minute after it was deemed "not appropriate" by the Dunedin City Council.
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Gold mine could create 400 jobs: Santana
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Gold mine could create 400 jobs: Santana
About 400 jobs could be created if a "world-class" Central Otago gold mine goes ahead, the chief executive of Santana Minerals says.
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Concerns about McDonald’s motorists’ safety
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Concerns about McDonald’s motorists’ safety
A Dunedin resident is calling on McDonald’s to rethink the traffic layout around its new Green Island restaurant over concerns backed-up traffic may spur unnecessary risk-taking.
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Artists put their creativity in the frame
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Artists put their creativity in the frame
For artists experiencing mental illness and addiction, creating art can be more of a challenge than a triumph.
Students avoid bus hub after teen's death
High school students avoid bus hub after fatal stabbing
A Dunedin secondary school principal has been advising students to avoid the city's bus hub after a teen was fatally stabbed there last week.
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Fijian Drua fans put the ‘international’ back in Dunedin Airport
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Fijian Drua fans put the ‘international’ back in Dunedin Airport
Supporters wave the Fijian flag during a match between the Fijian Drua and the Highlanders at Dunedin’s Forsyth Barr Stadium yesterday.
Little friend mischievous but still a good Egg
Little friend mischievous but still a good Egg
What is hairy, has four legs and just cannot keep still?
Pupils advised to avoid hub
Pupils advised to avoid hub
A Dunedin secondary school principal says he has been advising pupils to avoid the bus hub for a while, as the outpouring of grief for a teen who was fatally stabbed there continues.
Disbelief and heartbreak at loss
Disbelief and heartbreak at loss
Dunedin teenagers have shared their anger, heartbreak and disbelief at the loss of a friend who they say spread love everywhere.