Dunedin's first proposed co-housing development has received mass support from submitters.
The would-be developer of a historic Dunedin warehouse has threatened to try to demolish the building if he is not granted consent to convert part of it into apartments.
The Loan and Mercantile Building in Dunedin is the most significant 19th century warehouse building remaining in the country, art and architectural historian Peter Entwisle says.
Organisers behind the plan to create a cycle trail between Mosgiel and Dunedin say it is going to take longer than hoped.
The Dunedin City Council has taken a stance on the trans-Pacific partnership agreement.
A government promise to spend $100 million more on urban cycleways over the next four years could have direct benefits for Dunedin, National list MP Michael Woodhouse says.
The transpacific trade partnership is on the Dunedin City Council's agenda today as it decides whether to lobby the Government.
The inaugural outing of Dunedin's pop culture and science festival was such a success there are plans to do it again, organisers say.
Three people were taken to Dunedin Hospital with minor injuries after a house fire in the Dunedin suburb of Ocean Grove last night.
A hole that opened up on the Esplanade at St Clair is hoped to be an isolated incident related to water getting in by the old surf club ramp, rather than low sand levels in front of the sea wall.
The Otago Racing Club has a battle on its hands over its plans to subdivide part of Wingatui racecourse.
A Dunedin city planner has added her disapproval to a proposal to paint the concrete panels of John Wickliffe House.
The artists are lining up for Dunedin's first street art festival in October, and the city council is lining up to support them too, to the tune of $10,000.
Macandrew Bay's floating pontoon is out of action after last week's strong winds damaged it beyond repair.
It is hoped a plan will be in place by the end of the month to finally put an end to the confusion over a section of Portobello Rd, in Dunedin.
Dunedin authorities have ordered that several election signs be removed after they were put up in the wrong places.
Plans are progressing on the Waihola Looking Forward group's latest large project, although there is a lot of hard work to go, its chairman says.
Looming deadlines for New Zealand Transport Agency funding assistance are pressing the Dunedin City Council to identify its transportation project priorities before considering other budget priorities.
The Dunedin City Council is investigating how it could complete widening Portobello and Harington Point Rds in four years instead of nine.
The Dunedin City Council plans to have detailed designs ready soon for a buried backstop wall to protect sand dunes at St Clair beach.