Work soon on wharf-area bypass
Work soon on wharf-area bypass
Dunedin commuters are warned to expect delays as work begins on creating a new central city bypass.
Debbie Porteous
Chamber damns Invercargill council
Chamber damns Invercargill council
A central government probe into the Invercargill City Council appears to trace back to a chance phone call to the city’s chief executive eight months before the matter became public.
Devotion to Beetles remains undimmed
Devotion to Beetles remains undimmed
Ken Berry has got the bug and he can’t stop.
University ‘super bus stop’ and safer streets trials
University ‘super bus stop’ and safer streets trials
A "super bus stop" in Albany St and "safer school streets" areas in Mosgiel and Outram will be trialled early next year.
10,000 tests conducted in the south
10,000 tests conducted in the south
More than 10,000 Covid-19 tests have been done across Otago and Southland at general practices and community based assessment centres (CBACs).
Dog poo proliferates, patrols begin
Dog poo proliferates, patrols begin
The amount of dog poo being left on some Dunedin streets is creating quite the stink with locals.
Outram club to put on second rodeo
Outram club to put on second rodeo
The Outram Rodeo Club, which held its main rodeo yesterday, will host a second rodeo tomorrow after the Mataura Club had to postpone its annual event.
Second rodeo for Outram after floods postpone Mataura event
Second rodeo for Outram after floods postpone Mataura event
The Outram Rodeo Club, which is holding its main rodeo today, will host a second rodeo on Saturday after the Mataura Club had to postpone its annual event.
Watch video: Contractors tour through factory before demolition
Watch video: Contractors tour through factory before demolition
As work continues to get ready for demolition of the former Cadbury Factory in Dunedin, potential demolition contract tenderers are being shown through the old factory.
First of 'parklets' installed
First of 'parklets' installed
Three "parklets" have been installed in Dunedin's CBD in disused bus stops.
Taylor to be paroled to Dunedin
Taylor to be paroled to Dunedin
Notorious ''jailhouse lawyer'' Arthur Taylor will be paroled to Dunedin when he gets out of prison next month.
Notorious 'jailhouse lawyer' to be paroled to Dunedin
Notorious 'jailhouse lawyer' to be paroled to Dunedin
Notorious 'jailhouse lawyer' Arthur Taylor will be paroled to Dunedin when he gets out of prison next month.
Dunedin composer named as New Zealand arts icon
Dunedin composer named as New Zealand arts icon
A Dunedin composer has been recognised with a rare award for a lifetime's contribution to the arts.
Safety zone stripes around city schools
Safety zone stripes around Dunedin schools
Large red stripes that have appeared on Dunedin streets are part of a project to improve safety around a cluster of central city schools.
Pathway work to continue
Pathway work to continue
The next section of the Otago Peninsula safety improvements and shared pathway will be built between Broad Bay and Portobello.
Delays for 3 months on city-Mosgiel route
Delays for 3 months on city-Mosgiel route
Motorists who have to travel between Dunedin and Mosgiel are being asked to factor in an extra 15 to 20 minutes to the trip for the next three months.
Creek suddenly became raging torrent
Creek suddenly became raging torrent
The Pemberton family of Millers Flat has a lot of work ahead.
Risky rescue for 'drunk' rubberneckers
Risky rescue for 'drunk' rubberneckers
Dunedin police say a group of drunk flood rubberneckers were lucky not to be killed.
$6.6m fund to be set up from sale
$6.6m fund to be set up from sale
Clutha ratepayers should soon benefit from a $6.6million investment fund to be created after the sale of six council-owned forestry blocks around the district.
New rector for Waitaki Boys'
New rector for Waitaki Boys'
A permanent rector has been found for Waitaki Boys’ High School after a third attempt to fill the role.