Persons of interest in Singh homicide case
Persons of interest in Singh homicide case
Persons of interest have been identified in the homicide investigation into the death of Dunedin man Gurjit Singh, police say.
Tim Scott
Director hits back after Regent cops more flak
Director hits back after Regent cops more flak
The behaviour of management at the Regent Theatre is playing a major role in "the death of live entertainment" in Dunedin, a leading figure in the industry says.
School stress amid ‘cruel cycle’
School stress amid ‘cruel cycle’
Schools are facing greater expectations to educate their pupils amidst a "cruel cycle" of stresses being placed on parents, a Dunedin principal says.
‘Whooping and hollering’ after rescue
‘Whooping and hollering’ after rescue
A young swimmer ran to his mates "whooping and hollering" after he was rescued from a rip at Brighton Beach yesterday.
Sleepy sea lions invade tent for snooze
Sleepy sea lions invade tent for snooze
A sleepy sea lion using your clothes as a pillow is a problem few beachgoers face.
Perfect spot: sea lions invade tent for siesta
Perfect spot: sea lions invade tent for siesta
A sleepy sea lion using your clothes as a pillow is a problem few beachgoers face.
Battle lines drawn over city’s prime retail sector
Battle lines drawn over city’s prime retail sector
Central Dunedin retail businesses say Kmart’s opening is not about to end the CBD’s reign as the city’s premier shopping destination.
Cyber scammers target charity game
Cyber scammers target charity game
A livestream of the final Pack the Park game at Rugby Park, in Invercargill, was marred by cyber scammers over the weekend.
Fire in Kew garage being treated as suspicious
Fire in Kew garage being treated as suspicious
A fire in a Kew garage yesterday afternoon is being treated as suspicious.
Archery hits the spot for prospective club members
Archery hits the spot for prospective club members
From Legolas to Katniss Everdeen, a Dunedin archery club has not found itself short of inspiration for attracting new members.
Kmart 'real turning point' for South D
Kmart 'real turning point' for South Dunedin
The developer of Dunedin’s Kmart says once it is open South Dunedin’s shopping district will rival the city centre.
Record and pop culture fair a ‘roaring success’
Record and pop culture fair a ‘roaring success’
Vinyl records and pop culture remnants — what else is better to enjoy over a beer and a pizza?
Small garage fire raises alarm
Small garage fire raises alarm
A fire investigator has been contacted after a garage fire in Middleton Rd this afternoon.
Trip to raise funds in memory of late friend
Trip to raise funds in memory of late friend
A Dunedin cycling group will pedal 2700km across the country in memory of their friend who died while out for a ride last year.
Bins ready for ‘most advanced’ collection
Bins ready for ‘most advanced’ collection
More than 180,000 new bins have arrived in Dunedin, ready for the city to begin "the most advanced" kerbside waste collection system in the country.
Teen conquers gruelling ultra
Teen conquers gruelling ultra
A Southland teen was so sleep-deprived he began hallucinating about chocolate boxes and trapdoors during a gruelling 200km race.
Teen conquers gruelling ultra
Teen conquers gruelling ultra
A Southland teen was so sleep-deprived he began hallucinating about chocolate boxes and trapdoors during a gruelling 200km race.
‘Insipid’ threat to heritage
‘Insipid’ threat to heritage
A proposed Dunedin development has become a focal point for heritage advocates who say the city’s history is being torn down and replaced by "insipid glass and steel".
Company wheels out new bin service
Company offering new wheelie bin service
A Dunedin rubbish skip company is expanding to wheelie bins despite the city council launching its own service this year.
Gulls up against ‘hostile world’
Gulls up against ‘hostile world’
Gulls pestering Dunedin diners are just parents desperate to feed their young "in an increasingly hostile world", a city councillor says.