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GI substation getting an upgrade
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GI substation getting an upgrade
The future of Green Island is electric.
Tim Scott
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Tragedy gives bar owner drive to expand business
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Tragedy gives bar owner drive to expand business
Ian Lindsay seriously considered selling up his Dunedin hospitality businesses after his wife died of cancer two years ago.
Kmart store could open sooner than thought
Kmart store could open sooner than thought
The new Dunedin Kmart store appears to be opening sooner than expected.
Official ceasefire call comes ‘too late’: activist
Official ceasefire call comes ‘too late’: activist
A member of Dunedin’s Palestinian community says New Zealand’s call for a ceasefire in Gaza has come too late, and protests in the city are far from over.
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Unhappy with communication
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Unhappy with communication
A Dunedin business owner who fears "huge interruption" during a massive pipe upgrade is disappointed he found out about it through the media.
Launch offers fringe festival sneak peek
Launch offers fringe festival sneak peek
Artists rejoice — the Dunedin Fringe Festival is less than a month away.
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Works ‘nerve-racking’ for businesses
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Works ‘nerve-racking’ for businesses
A central Dunedin bar owner says a six-month street closure for roadworks will have effects "up there with Covid" for his business.
Tulip growers calling it a day
Tulip growers calling it a day
After almost 70 years of brightening up the country, the family behind a Southland tulip business is taking the time to stop and smell the roses.
Part of lower Stuart St to close for six months
Part of lower Stuart St to close for six months
Most of a central Dunedin block will be closed for six months as work begins to upgrade Bath St.
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House price to income ratio in city rises to six
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House price to income ratio in city rises to six
Dunedin properties cost six-times more than the average householder’s income, but a real estate agent expects the situation will improve.
New on the block
New on the block
Work has begun on a nine-lot housing development in Brunel St, Mornington.
New life for applied sciences building
New life for applied sciences building
Seismic strengthening work and heritage refurbishments continue on the consumer and applied sciences building at the University of Otago.
Third time’s the charm
Third time’s the charm
Third time was the charm for Mataura’s Zac Thomas, who won the FMG Young Farmer of the Year Otago Southland division on Saturday after battling it out against seven other regional finalists.
Third time’s the charm
Third time’s the charm
Third time was the charm for Mataura’s Zac Thomas, who won the FMG Young Farmer of the Year Otago Southland division on Saturday after battling it out against seven other regional finalists.
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Tenants back in hotel
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Tenants back in hotel
Tenants have moved back into the Carisbrook Hotel despite the council deeming it unfit for accommodation.
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Tulip growers hanging gloves up
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Tulip growers hanging gloves up
After almost 70 years of brightening up the country, the family behind a Southland tulip business are taking the time to stop and smell the roses.
Gatecrasher smashes windows
Gatecrasher smashes windows
A man left a trail of broken glass across Caversham after turning up to a party uninvited.
Cruise passenger choppered to hospital
Cruise passenger choppered to hospital
A passenger aboard a visiting cruise ship was flown to Dunedin Hospital by helicopter in a moderate condition.
Teen driver loses control, swerves across lanes, hits power pole
Teen driver loses control, swerves across lanes, hits power pole
A driver crashed his vehicle into a power pole in Caversham after allegedly doing burnouts and goading motorists into a race.
Boy racer crashes into power pole
Boy racer crashes into power pole
A driver crashed into a power pole in Caversham after allegedly doing burnouts and goading motorists into a race.