Tim Scott

The University of Otago has refused to help clean up a notorious student flat despite the property being used as a dumping ground for Castle St’s rubbish, the building’s manager says.

A contractor compacts gravel on the new Harbour Link shared cycle pathway beside the railway lines near the Ward St bridge.

The Ministry of Education says it has no plans to follow another government agency and pause significant investment in South Dunedin.

Kāinga Ora has paused significant investment in social housing in South Dunedin while the council plans how it should adapt to climate change.

Two historic Dunedin trams are being offloaded from a Dunedin museum, one heading north and the other to be dismantled.

It's not your usual police lineup. Dunedin’s police dogs have proved they are six of the best with a starring role on the front of a national calendar.

A worker at a Dunedin vape store raided for the second time in less than a month says they "half expected" the break-in.

Thick fog at Taiaroa Head delayed the arrival of Pacific Explorer (pictured) yesterday morning, but Royal Princess was not affected two hours earlier.

Property values in Dunedin are up in two-thirds of the city’s suburbs since August, curbing a steady fall in prices over the past year.

An attack in which a man was punched and kicked at Dunedin’s bus hub may have been racially motivated, police say.