Residents of the Big Stone and Taieri Mouth Rd area will have kerbside recycling from July 1.
Another Regent 24-hour Book Sale has wrapped up, but not before Paige Samson (20) got her last-minute Wilbur Smith fix for the year.
The Dunedin City Council has taken the unusual step of agreeing to connect reticulated water and waste water services to a rural-zoned subdivision on the fringes of the city.
The first step towards securing funding for major changes to Dunedin's road networks has been taken by the Dunedin City Council, even though exactly what those changes will be is yet to be decided.
Despite the city's liquid sunshine, Debbie Porteous found there was plenty to see and do in Seattle.
The new Dunedin marketing agency to co-ordinate tourism, events, investment, skills and migrant promotion efforts for the city will be known as Enterprise Dunedin.
It seems vigorous play has unzipped Dunedin's worm and it will have to be returned to the earth.
A Dunedin family of 13 is elated the city council has stepped in to help after what they say has been years of inaction over sewage-contaminated water seeping into their property after heavy rain.
Work to improve the footpaths and traffic on Scroggs Hill and Seaview Rds is expected to be completed by the end of the year.
The Dunedin City Council's parks and reserves team has been busy following up on several projects and community concerns in the Saddle Hill area recently.
Another senior manager is to have a quick exit from the Dunedin City Council after the announcement yesterday of his departure.
Organisers of major Dunedin events looking for a cash injection should apply to the Dunedin City Council now.
The Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board has again urged the Dunedin City Council to get on with improving Riccarton Rd, saying it is even more of a priority now the council has agreed to allow 50-tonne trucks on local roads.
Funding for the further development of cycle lane options proposed for Dunedin's one-way system has passed its first hurdle.
Dunedin's building consent authority is struggling to keep up with the 20 working days limit for processing consents as it battles with a staff shortage and pressure on the capacity to process its overflow due to the Christchurch rebuild.
In a move rarely used since the Dunedin City Council starting cracking down on spending, councillors have agreed to use underspend to complete a project, rather than to pay back debt.
A company developing a small Ravensbourne site is awaiting a decision from the Dunedin City Council on whether it will continue to require soil testing on the site before the project can go ahead.
Will they stop and shake hands with people waiting in the Octagon?
A multi-storey development housing parking and businesses is being considered for the Dunedin City Council-owned Frederick St car park site.
Dunedin company Animation Research Ltd (ARL) is celebrating the Sports Emmy Award nomination of an app produced on a shoestring budget.