The Mosgiel clock is as reliable as the rising sun again, after the Dunedin City Council stepped in to help fix it.
When is a $5 note worth more than $5?
It's no joke.
Retirement? What's retirement? The word is just not in Shirley Farquhar's vocabulary.
Official temperatures reached 27degC in the Dunedin city centre and 26degC at Dunedin Airport, MetService said.
The devil makes work for idle hands.
An exercise programme which helps prevent elderly from falling has won a Dunedin woman a national award which commemorates International Day of Older People.
Before the Silver Fern Seasider even left Dunedin Railway Station, children were being chastised by their parents for fighting, standing on the seats, playing with the fold down tables and just general grizzling.
Being mayor of Dunedin is a job that has been known to raise Dave Cull's blood pressure from time to time.
One of New Zealand's oldest hockey clubs celebrated its centenary in Mosgiel last weekend.
School property in Otago and Southland worth millions of dollars could be sold by the Ministry of Education as part of a nationwide ''fire sale'' of school housing.
Pool? What pool? That is the reaction from many Port Chalmers residents when told they have a heated community swimming pool.
An 18-year-old Owaka youth is in police custody following a 25-minute pursuit around Balclutha.
Southland Girls' High School has reviewed its governance policies and practices after allegations of poor handling of personnel matters, a report from the Education Review Office (ERO) shows.
A government proposal to have builders self certify their own work has drawn reactions from Dunedin builders as diverse as a pile of wooden off cuts.
Turning food waste into biofuel and fertiliser can be smelly work.
Sam van Betuw was astonished when one of his compositions was selected to be performed by the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra last year.
Dunedin still has a long way to go before access to everyday amenities such as buildings, footpaths and public transport is available to all its residents.
The Vicar of Dibley is coming to Mosgiel. But first, the Taieri Dramatic Society has to find her.
Aufgeregt, erfreut, and begeistert.