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Bikers protest planned rego fee, levy hikes

Motorcyclists set out from McIver and Veitch, in Crawford St, as part of the Dunedin Rego Freeze...

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Bikers protest planned rego fee, levy hikes

Motorcyclists from across Otago revved their engines and squealed their tyres in Dunedin yesterday to protest a proposed hike in motorcycle registration fees and ACC levies.

Pacific Trust Otago celebrates 25th anniversary

Celebrating the 25th anniversary of Pacific Trust Otago at the Otago Polytechnic Hub on Friday...

Pacific Trust Otago celebrates 25th anniversary

From modest beginnings to overcoming new challenges, a Dunedin charitable trust says reaching a 25-year milestone is testament to the strength of its communities.

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Liquor licence granted amid King controversy

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Liquor licence granted amid King controversy

The organiser of a charity fashion show that made national headlines says her event has "nothing to do" with Mike King and his comments about alcohol.

Show at centre of alcohol furore granted liquor licence

Show at centre of alcohol furore granted liquor licence

A fashion event in Dunedin raising money for suicide awareness has been granted a liquor licence after sparking national headlines when Mike King weighed-in on the issue.

'Don’t you worry': PM promises to build 'kick-arse' hospital

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon arrives at the back door of the Dunedin Public Art Gallery...

'Don’t you worry': PM promises to build 'kick-arse' hospital

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has vowed to build Dunedin a "kick-arse" hospital.

'You better': Luxon promises to build 'kick-arse' hospital

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has vowed to build Dunedin a "kick-arse" hospital.

Bowling Club owners 'in disbelief' over award

The Bowling Club co-owners Liam Arthur and Jackie Bannon are in disbelief after their Caversham...

Bowling Club owners 'in disbelief' over award

A $70,000 business award has taken the "hugest weight" off the shoulders of the owners of a Dunedin restaurant known for their $4 meals.

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Celebrating plan supporting city’s music community

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Celebrating plan supporting city’s music community

A plan to protect live music in Dunedin was celebrated last night nearly a year after it was rubber-stamped.

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Club ties music community together

Jamming at the Dunedin Musicians’ Club is committee member Roger Grauwmeijer (front, centre)...

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Club ties music community together

From "young punks" to ageing rockers, an often overlooked Dunedin venue has been a haven for the city’s musicians for 50 years.

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Church apologises but distances itself from abuse

Presbyterian Support Otago shadowed by First Church. PHOTO: ODT FILES

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Church apologises but distances itself from abuse

The Presbyterian Church has apologised "for all who have been harmed by its actions and inactions", but continues to distance itself from historic abuse.

Port Otago could net ORC nearly $60m

Port Otago could net ORC nearly $60m

The Otago Regional Council could receive a nearly $60 million cash injection from Port Otago over the next three years.

Parole breach leads to arrest

REPORT: TIM SCOTT / PHOTO: PETER MCINTOSH

Parole breach leads to arrest

Armed police are called to arrest a person breaching parole at the intersection of George St and Moray Pl yesterday.

Warning after surfers swept out to sea

Smaills Beach and the rocky Bird Island. File photo: Stephen Jaquiery

Warning after surfers swept out to sea

Police are urging beach-goers to remain careful after two surfers were swept out to sea over the weekend.

Dunedin man attempts to pilfer pie

Dunedin man attempts to pilfer pie

A craving for a midnight snack left a Dunedin man cooked after he was caught breaching bail while attempting to pilfer a pie.

Surfers 'swept out' towards Bird Island

Police are urging beach-goers to remain careful after two surfers were swept out to sea over the weekend.

Drunk driver hits parked car - police

A driver five times over the legal alcohol limit crashed into a parked car in central Dunedin over the weekend, police say.

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Potential for ‘high-value mineral discoveries’ in Otago

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Potential for ‘high-value mineral discoveries’ in Otago

An Australian mining company hunting for gold in Otago says another "highly valuable" mineral has made the project even more attractive.

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City location hits spot for sushi retailer

New Zealand sushi business St Pierres is expected to open its new Dunedin store, at the corner of...

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City location hits spot for nationwide sushi retailer

A New Zealand sushi retailer says it is "stoked" to be opening its first store in Dunedin after a decade of searching for the right spot.

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Chocolate making a sweetly sensory experience

Ocho head of production Kyle Milner loads grounded-up cacao bean nibs into a ball mill. It...

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Chocolate making a sweetly sensory experience

Three months after a bid of liquidation failed, Dunedin’s last remaining chocolatiers are here to stay.

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Ocho director predicts a bright future

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Ocho director predicts a bright future

A new director manning the helm of Ocho says there is a sweet future ahead for the troubled Dunedin craft chocolate company.

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