Carisbrook Stadium Trust chairman Malcolm Farry has criticised a Dunedin City Council staff report on several aspects of funding and building the proposed Awatea St stadium, saying it ‘‘creates public uncertainty and fear''
They may be old, but they are most definitely not worthless.
It was the shortest cruise ship visit of the season.
Fuel prices yesterday hit record highs - but one energy analyst is questioning whether prices are being driven up by speculation, rather than demand.
Queenstown appears to be the area hit hardest by a softening Otago real estate market.
Air New Zealand will not confirm seats on its new flights across the Tasman from Dunedin are being set at the same pricing structure as its predecessor, Freedom Air.
Aspiring domestic airline Kiwijet may be grounded before it even takes off, if oil prices do not come down.
It seems Otago people do love their animals.
They first met as children when she lived on the hill and he was down on the swamp.
A project to clean up and modernise Kew Park won the top prize at the Keep Dunedin Beautiful Awards, which were presented at a function last night.
It is becoming a buyers' market in real estate, and sellers are being advised to consider any offer close to expectations.
A painting by Wakatipu Basin artist Peter Beadle, inspired by Shrek, the wild merino sheep found on Bendigo Station in 2004, has drawn bids of more than $20,000.
It is all about quality rather than quantity at this year's Dunedin Fringe Festival, which begins at the end of the month.
They are bigger, they are fatter, but unfortunately they may be a little dearer.
The swim was cancelled but everyone still got thoroughly wet at the Weet-Bix tryathlon at a sodden Memorial Park in Mosgiel yesterday.
It was lucky a bus that rolled down Park St, Dunedin last night hit a parked car, or it might have ended up hurtling into George St, police said.
A train capable of carrying up to 500 people, running through a 13.5km tunnel, is the latest proposal to reduce travel time from Queenstown to Milford Sound.
Pacific Blue planes might be flying south by the middle of the year.
It is a fond welcome home for this hefty beast on its 40th birthday.
The Otago University Students Association wants to levy students to allow them to travel on buses for free for the rest of the year.
