'Great sadness' as Nova Cafe to close
'Great sadness' as Nova Cafe to close
The owners of a popular cafe have made the "incredibly difficult" decision to close next month.
John Lewis
'Great sadness' as Nova Cafe to close
'Great sadness' as Nova Cafe to close
The owners of popular Dunedin city centre cafe Nova have made the "incredibly difficult" decision to close next month.
City’s wettest day for nearly seven months
City’s wettest day for nearly seven months
Like it or not, yesterday was Dunedin’s wettest day since July 26 last year.
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Tribute to Ukrainians has ‘some sharp points’
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Tribute to Ukrainians has ‘some sharp points’
Lawrie Forbes has got his industrial creations down to a spine art.
Hedgehog for Ukraine
Hedgehog for Ukraine
Lawrie Forbes has got his industrial creations down to a spine art.
Watch out for slippery 'summer ice' roads
Watch out for slippery 'summer ice' roads
Police are urging motorists to take extra care around the region as rain continues to make roads slippery after the long dry spell.
Vicious rivalries run deep at university college sports day
Vicious rivalries run deep at university college sports day
Some rivalries run deep and span generations.
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Dunedin not ‘out of the woods’ yet
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Dunedin not ‘out of the woods’ yet
Declaring a drought is all it takes to get some rain around here, it would seem.
ERO study links absenteeism from school to parental attitudes
ERO study links absenteeism from school to parental attitudes
New insights from an Education Review Office (ERO) study have found one of the biggest drivers for pupils being absent from school is their parents.
Glaciers will be devastated: Niwa
Glaciers will be devastated: Niwa
Niwa glaciologists are preparing themselves for "utter devastation" when they do their annual Glacier Snowline Survey next month.
Prizes, careers at Tent City
Prizes, careers at Tent City
A walk in the park is good, but a walk in the park where people give you free stuff is great — if not inspiring.
Scientists survey fish population
Scientists survey fish population
NIWA scientists have been conducting a census of the trout and salmon populations in Otago’s Southern Lakes, using a highly sensitive echo sounder.
Student sent to Scott Base to test drills
Student sent to Scott Base to test drills
As summer temperatures soar outside, Cliff Lochhead is busy inside, neatly packing thermal underwear, thick socks, hats, gloves and anything else that will keep him warm for his upcoming trip.
Heavy rain on way - and it'll be cold too
Heavy rain on way - and it'll be cold too
Get your brollies ready - the MetService is warning heavy rain is possible in the southern regions today.
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O Week participants asked to give blood
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O Week participants asked to give blood
As soon as Isaac West started to feel blood pooling in his boot, he knew he was in a serious situation.
Dunedin flat violently ransacked by 15 males
Dunedin flat violently ransacked by 15 males
Police are investigating an aggravated burglary by about 15 men in which four people were assaulted at a North Dunedin house.
Student flat violently ransacked by 15 males
Student flat violently ransacked by 15 males
Police are investigating an aggravated burglary by about 15 men in which four people were assaulted at a North Dunedin house.
Teen arrested for allegedly stealing $179 worth of goods
Teen arrested for allegedly stealing $179 worth of goods
A 15-year-old girl has been arrested for allegedly stealing goods worth $179.59 from Pak’n’Save.
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Couple love a Sunday stretch
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Couple love a Sunday stretch
Fortunately, Ray Laing is not a back-seat driver.
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‘Terrible’ conditions for air crew
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‘Terrible’ conditions for air crew
Clayton Girven has never seen devastation like it.