David Loughrey

A warehouse precinct buzzing with new businesses has helped bring two Dunedin people attracted by its "character and life'' back to the city.

Dunedin's Hillside workshops may be back in action soon after a Kiwi company announced plans for a luxury train ride through the country.

Private Frank Kinney had a homecoming of sorts in Hyde yesterday, 100 years to the day after he was killed at Ypres.

A man in his 60s is in a serious condition after being stabbed in North Taieri, near Mosgiel, last night.

An idea for Otago Daily Times founder Sir Julius Vogel’s 1889 science fiction novel Anno Domini 2000 to be turned into a graphic novel was just one to come from a City of Literature workshop...

A  view of a "book club like no other" in a British Unesco City of Literature and a return from one of those involved in Dunedin’s rise to that status featured at the Creative Cities Southern...

Dunedin mountain bikers have had to deal with a new hazard on the city’s tracks.

There is a particular beauty in the wilfully obscure.

It was a simple, well-known French word that Christiane Leurquin used when she was awarded the French National Order of Merit last night.

A North Dunedin convenience store has withdrawn its application for a liquor licence after what its chief executive said last night was ''continued opposition''.

Contractors are expected to start on a multimillion-dollar project to replace 13km of water pipes in Northeast Valley and Opoho from next year.

The society that works voluntarily to look after the historic Pukehiki District Hall in the tiny Otago Peninsula village is keen to find the ''lowlife'' who stole its water pump.

The NZ Transport Agency says it has partially cleared an Outram drain landowners blamed for flooding during the July floods.

Brisbane is just one flight away, it’s really warm and David Loughrey went there. This is what it was like.

Residents of a Kaikorai Valley road say they have had enough of  noise from a nearby factory  keeping them awake at night.