Ruby Shaw

A city-wide climate risk tool is being investigated by the Dunedin City Council as it works to embed climate adaptation in operations.

A "mismatch" between government funding and other revenue streams has put the University of Otago in a tricky position, a union leader says.

A shake-up of heritage protection rules may be music to the ears of developers, but could spell trouble for Dunedin’s heritage standing, an advocate says.

A $9 million deficit is expected by the University of Otago in the coming year, documents show.

A silver lining may yet emerge for Dunedin rugby fans after confirmation the city will not host an All Blacks test next year.

Pop-up yoga, nature play and AI monitoring technology could be part of a reimagined, car-free area in Dunedin’s Town Belt.

Otago Polytechnic’s new council is ready to get stuck in as the institute takes another step towards independence.

Worksafe was notified after a 200kg door failed and collapsed on to a forklift at a Dunedin wastewater plant.

The chief executive of embattled Otago Polytechnic is leaving the organisation.

Andrew Simms has been accused of being more interested in campaigning for the next election than governing the city.

An action plan for Dunedin’s youth is an investment in the city’s future, councillors say.

Dunedin's mayor appears to have struck a second compromise over her new governance structure, this time creating a portfolio for councillor Lee Vandervis to lead.

Changing "ideologies" at the Otago Regional Council have prompted a strategic review, labelled poor governance by one councillor.

Looming storm clouds did not rain on the parade of several hundred Dunedin schoolchildren decked out in their finest fluoro.

Digital signs pointing Dunedin motorists to empty carparks will challenge any perception there is a shortage in the central city, the council says.