Ruby Shaw

A Dunedin mayoral candidate is calling for the abolition of a law granting some voters more than one say, in "pretty direct violation" of New Zealand’s democratic principles.

Plans to permanently fence off a Dunedin landmark could destroy access to a "stunning view", an event organiser fears.

Dunedin Mayor Jules Radich is confident the council faces no risk of foreign interference through its sister-city relationships, as the government moves to crack down on national security threats.

The imminent closure of Mosgiel’s Westpac bank is "bitterly disappointing" for the town, the local community board chairman says.

Affordability, housing and the new hospital — Dunedin voters already have a good idea of the key issues as nominations for local body elections open.

Dunedin's mayor has been criticised as "infantile" and "not fit" to lead by city councillors over his letter to the government backing sanctions against Israel.

A Dunedin sports leader has hit back after a former mayor accused him of "punching down" against the city’s homeless.

An agreement to share water services between the Dunedin and Christchurch City Councils could be just the start of a new era of co-operation, councillors say.

A Dunedin mayoral hopeful says unelected representatives have no place voting in city council processes.

The days of circling St Clair on the hunt for an elusive carpark may be coming to an end as the Dunedin City Council moves ahead with parking changes in the area.

Scrapping the census has thrown up issues for the Dunedin City Council’s social housing policy.

A former Green party leader is accusing David Seymour of behaviour "unbecoming" of the role of deputy prime minister after she was targeted for her criticism of a controversial Bill.

More than $70 million in government search and rescue investment will help organisations continue to save lives, Dunedin groups say.

Parking changes near a popular Dunedin beach would have a ‘‘significant and ongoing impact’’ for the city’s vibrant surfing community, opponents say.