Praise for students who held down intruder
Praise for students who held down intruder
Police have praised a group of students who apprehended a man after he allegedly broke into their Dunedin flat.
John Lewis
Cobb & Co to open railway station restaurant
Cobb & Co to open railway station restaurant
Cobb & Co is returning to Dunedin with the establishment of a multimillion-dollar restaurant in the city's railway station.
Pupils' diplomatic skills face dual test in Australia
Pupils' diplomatic skills face dual test in Australia
Two Logan Park High School pupils are gearing up to compete in the 2016 United Nations Youth Australia Evatt Competition, but already they are learning first-hand what it means to be a diplomat.
Sad end to shag's city visit
Sad end to shag's visit
Why did the spotted shag cross Andersons Bay Rd yesterday? Nobody really knows.
Show of support for midwives
Show of support for midwives
Squeals and burbles from happy toddlers and babies in the Octagon sent a clear message to all, Otago midwives say.
Ex-Dunedin woman judging at top level
Ex-Dunedin woman judging at top level
In years gone by, Gemma Lowther spent months perfecting one-handed planches and other gravity-defying moves for her routines at World Aerobics Championships.
On to 'another stage in journey'
On to 'another stage in journey'
Standing down after 27 years on the Otago Regional Council, Louise Croot refuses to say she is retiring.
Liver recipient marks 30 years
Liver recipient marks 30 years
When Tracy Holmes was diagnosed with alpha 1 antitrypsin deficiency liver disease, doctors told her parents she would not live much past her second birthday.
Dunedin woman judging at top level
Dunedin woman judging at top level
In years gone by, Gemma Lowther spent months perfecting one-handed planches and other gravity-defying moves for her routines at World Aerobics Championships.
Intersection trial supported
Intersection trial supported
Many in the Caversham community are delighted the Dunedin City Council has begun looking for ways to fix a "dangerous" intersection.
Walkers beat bus in 'Amazing Race'
Walkers beat bus in 'Amazing Race'
Members of the Bus Users Support Group Otepoti Dunedin have proved walking to work from some parts of Dunedin is quicker than taking a bus.
Faltering ticket sales send iD fashion into the red
Faltering ticket sales send iD fashion into the red
The society running the iD Dunedin Fashion Week has posted a loss of nearly $55,000 for the past financial year.
Dunedin officer added to fallen
Dunedin officer added to fallen
A former Dunedin policeman's name will be added to the list of fallen officers commemorated at Police Remembrance Day today.
Fire at Port Otago
Fire at Port Otago
A conveyor belt at Port Otago was badly damaged following a fire at the facility yesterday.
Phones for iPads appeal takes off
Phones for iPads appeal takes off
Who knew there were so many old mobile phones just lying about, gathering dust in Dunedin?
Omnibus topics for conference
Omnibus topics for conference
The bus and coach industry will come under close scrutiny in Dunedin this week.
Female candidates set to put city right
Female candidates set to put the city right
Eleven female candidates for the Dunedin mayoralty and council was cause for celebration at a candidates forum at the Dunedin City Salvation Army Hall last night.
Auckland adventure beckons
Auckland adventure beckons
Long walks on the beach, a bit of sailing, just generally relaxing and reflecting on life - that was Richard Newton's plan for the foreseeable future.
'Bit of a rark-up' from Sir Ed
'Bit of a rark-up' from Sir Ed
When Dunedin man Pete Strang fell down a crevasse on an Antarctic expedition and lived to tell the story, little did he know the worst was yet to come.
Tourney of Minds win on first go
Tourney of Minds win on first go
Some might say it is beginner's luck, but the group of Wakari School pupils who have just won the South Island Tournament of Minds on their first attempt disagree.