Tim Scott

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.

After being made redundant during the Covid-19 pandemic, a Dunedin car groomer decided to get his hands dirty and is now the owner of his own business.

The end of manufacturing at a controversial Dunedin fertiliser plant has been hailed as a "massive win for the community" despite the loss of 30 jobs.

Despite downsizing from two stores to one, a Dunedin bicycle retailer is confident its long-term sales will not shrink along with it.

A George St retailer shutting up shop says he is tens of thousands of dollars out of pocket after the "atrocious" handling of upgrades to the main street.

Twenty years after he was plucked from high school to work on the other side of the world, John Rendall has been recognised as a leader in innovation.

Bothered & BewilderedGlobe Theatre Thursday, September 12 Bothered & Bewildered tackles a difficult topic with care, poise and a dash of humour.

North Island investors looking to trade crime and traffic for a fresh start are among those showing interest in recent hospitality opportunities in the city.

When he broke the news he was being inducted into the Business Hall of Fame, his wife Liz was not that impressed, Sir Ian Taylor says.