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Gaming fund goes national
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Gaming fund goes national
The organisation behind Dunedin’s booming gaming industry has expanded funding in hopes of driving growth on a national scale.
Tim Scott
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Family ‘quite euphoric’ after man found safe
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Family ‘quite euphoric’ after man found safe
The willpower and fortitude of a Dunedin man allowed him to survive nearly two weeks alone in the bush, his family say.
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Aurora the main contributor to DCHL’s profit hike
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Aurora the main contributor to DCHL’s profit hike
The chairman of Dunedin City Holdings Ltd (DCHL) says the organisation is on track for the coming financial year, after its profit rose nearly 30%.
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Veteran cafe owner will miss ‘banter’
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Veteran cafe owner will miss ‘banter’
A prostate cancer scare caused Steve Wilson to rethink his future in hospitality.
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CEO proud of port’s 40% boost in profits
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CEO proud of port’s 40% boost in profits
Port Otago chief executive Kevin Winders says he is "very proud" of his company’s contribution to Otago after seeing a 40% boost in profits.
An immersive experience
An immersive experience
Company is a performance of a 1979 novella by Samuel Beckett and it is the first time a theatrical adaptation has ever made its way to New Zealand.
More information needed in search for missing man
More information needed in search for missing man
Police are continuing their search for information about the whereabouts of a missing Dunedin man.
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Dunedin vacuum store to stay open
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Dunedin vacuum store to stay open
Vacuum cleaning giant Godfreys is biting the dust after failing to sell, but the owner of its Dunedin store says they may have survived the fallout.
Family of missing man optimistic as search continues
Family of missing man optimistic as search continues
The family of a missing Dunedin father say they still hold out hope he will be found.
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Executive optimistic despite Otago’s drop in ranking
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Executive optimistic despite Otago’s drop in ranking
Despite being toppled from the top of a national economic ranking, a southern executive says Otago's economic performance is nothing to be scoffed at.
Never have white men been so lambasted
Never have white men been so lambasted
White MenAllen Hall TheatreWednesday, March 20 Blaming, patronising, and throwing a full-blown tantrum — the cast of White Men excel in all the worst ways.
Novel idea to make art with classics
Novel idea to make art with classics
Jane Austen, Sylvia Plath, Ted Hughes — a Dunedin artist has brought the words from the world’s greatest writers together into a single book.
Police comb CCTV in search for missing Dunedin father
Police comb CCTV in search for missing Dunedin father
Police are working though a week's worth of CCTV footage as the family of a missing Dunedin father continues their search today.
Image shows missing Dunedin man on day of disappearance
Image shows missing Dunedin man on day of disappearance
Police searching for a missing Dunedin man have released a CCTV image taken on the day of his disappearance.
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New place for pizzas, performances
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New pizza, performance place in central city
A pair of first-time Dunedin bar owners have created the space "we wanted in the city ourselves".
Ambitious mix of science, theatre
Ambitious mix of science, theatre
Butterfly Flutters/January BurnsAllen Hall TheatreTuesday, March 19 Butterfly Flutters/January Burns aims to meld science with physical theatre.
Women play men in caricature of toxic masculinity
Women play men in caricature of toxic masculinity
Five Dunedin women are tackling toxic masculinity by stepping into the shoes of white men.
Harm reduction hui begins
Harm reduction hui begins
The morning after the largest student party of the year, academics, police and politicians have rallied in Dunedin for the city’s largest korero on alcohol and its associated harms.
Engineered stone benchtops 'made bogeyman'
Engineered stone benchtops 'made bogeyman'
A Dunedin stonemason says a popular benchtop has been made the ‘‘bogeyman’’ despite the industry’s steps to battle the associated health risks.
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Traditional methods keeping many modes of transport on the road
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Traditional methods keeping many modes of transport on the road
Without the craftmanship of Wayne Sheridan, much of the lower South Island would grind to a halt.