Tim Scott

After seven years of seeking a new space, archivists are stunned after receiving the "bombshell news" Dunedin’s archives will remain in their current location.

Increasing Dunedin City Council funding for the arts and culture sector will help bring about a "vibrant, connected, liveable, healthy and thriving" community.

The Dunedin City Council has been challenged to be the first city in the country to make bus fares free to the public.

The fate of Dunedin’s music scene will depend on "robust and resourced" provisions to protect venues.

The Dunedin First Church grounds will be transformed into a "glistening fabled village" to mark the return of the Midwinter Carnival this solstice.

The Dunedin City Council will continue its investigations into establishing a car-share service to "meet the needs of a modern city".

The owners of a Port Chalmers restaurant are reviewing their CCTV footage to find out who threw a dead penguin in a rubbish bin behind their premises.

A Dunedin apple orchard may turn over a new leaf after university academics expressed interest in incorporating research on the different apple species into their curriculum.

Members of the public are being urged to report sightings of dead penguins after one was found dead and bloody on a Dunedin beach.

The Dunedin City Council is considering introducing a small-scale fleet of hybrid and petrol vehicles in a car-sharing service to help people considering not owning a car.

Interislander ferry Valentine was spotted yesterday docked at Port Chalmers.

An appetite for revenge led an enraged driver to punch another motorist in the face after a back and forth chase between the pair led to a crash in central Dunedin.

Members of the public have been given the opportunity to try out a new app that could prevent potentially fatal falls.

The University of Otago has hit back at an allegation it is not doing enough to keep students safe at a bar it runs.