A high-country station regarded as one of the most picturesque in the country is on the market.
The home of Careys Bay artist Ralph Hotere is being offered for sale by tender.
The company that has won the contract to design and construct improvements to Dunedin's Caversham highway plans to start work on site this time next year.
Rugby fans could have the option of travelling by train between Dunedin and Christchurch during the Rugby World Cup next year.
Dunedin Civil Defence authorities will change the way they respond to tsunami alerts in future.
For those finding life aboard their super yacht is becoming a little dull, SuRi, berthed in Otago Harbour for the last five weeks, is ever-ready to sail to the rescue.
Neither the New Zealand Law Society nor Michael Guest is willing to say why he still has not been issued with a practising certificate so he can resume work as a lawyer.
A member of the Otago Regional Council has changed sides in the argument about the proposed rezoning of the harbourside area of Dunedin.
Dunedin tourist train operator Taieri Gorge Railway would consider buying one of the Kingston Flyer steam locomotives if the Kingston operation cannot be salvaged.
An Otago Chamber of Commerce advertising campaign aimed at putting pressure on the Dunedin City Council to drop its controversial plan change 7: harbourside, is being backed by more than 160 businesses.
The new offshore patrol vessel, HMNZS Otago, has run into more problems.
A 10-year campaign to get New Zealand recognition for the resident of a small Dutch village has finally succeeded.
The Otago Peninsula house at 100 Camp Rd, which was subject to a mortgagee sale, has been sold.
While taxpayers will pick up the tab for building the $6.8 million cycleway between Dunedin and Port Chalmers, Dunedin ratepayers will foot the bill for its maintenance.
"Leave it the way it is." That was the message industrial workers in the harbourside area had for the Dunedin City Council after a series of meetings yesterday. The council...
A crane has been brought in to begin replacing railway bridge 217 at Burkes Bay.
It is one of the final stages of the NZTA State Highway 1 cycleway through the city.
The Otago University Students Association has abandoned court action against the university's code of student conduct.
Workers at two businesses in the harbourside area of Dunedin will meet today to discuss the implications of the Dunedin City Council's proposed plan change 7: harbourside.
Last year, 3024 New Zealand houses were sold in mortgagee sales - a 500% increase on 2007 and the highest number since records began. One of those forced sales involved the Corish family's Otago Peninsula "dream home", which has a rateable value of $3.75 million.