Convicted fraud Michael Swann has applied for legal aid in relation to two court cases in which he is still involved.
Dunedin photographers with a lingering love of film yesterday lamented news of the imminent demise of Kodak's oldest film stock - Kodachrome.
Southern Cleaning Services was placed in liquidation by Associate Judge Rob Osborne in the High Court at Dunedin on Monday.
Dunedin's Northern Motorway has had a close shave.
Dunedin's Catholic diocese is floating the idea of a major upgrade of its St Patrick's Basilica, in South Dunedin.
An improved "Caversham corridor" and completion of the cycleway between Dunedin and Port Chalmers remain the top two priorities, in their fields, in the final version of the three-year, $530 million Otago Regional Land Transport Programme.
The New Zealand Transport Agency plans to plant shrubs alongside part of Dunedin's Southern Motorway so motorists are not distracted by a colourful, heart-shaped memorial.
The next step in the recovery of money from convicted fraud Michael Swann is due to begin in about three weeks.
The rapid spread of swine flu through Australia and the first cases detected in the South Island have sparked an upsurge in pandemic planning by some Otago businesses.
A young Dunedin couple just starting out on their OE have had their plans upset by a thief in Vancouver, Canada.
The Dunedin City Council has "withdrawn" plans to change the way some rural properties are rated.
David Bain's former cell-mate, Rex Haig, believes Mr Bain has little hope of getting compensation for the 13 years he spent in prison.
Mental toughness, a good mate and a short length of rope helped a Waihola tahr hunter survive an ordeal in the Southern Alps during Queen's Birthday weekend.
An unemployed South Dunedin gibstopper took a "humiliating" and "embarrassing" step yesterday and fronted up to rush hour traffic with a plea for work.
The driver of a burning EnviroWaste rubbish truck earned the gratitude of Corstorphine School, in Dunedin, yesterday morning.
Dunedin gibstopper David Crosbie's first day at work for four months has been a success.
Eighteen and 19-year-olds will be barred from the new Bowling Green Hotel, in Moray Pl, from Friday onwards.
A rural landowner in Dunedin is annoyed and perplexed at the way the Dunedin City Council has been adjusting his rates.
Dunedin's market gardeners have become bogged down in mud as the city heads for one of its wettest Mays on record.
Two New Zealand Salvation Army officers involved in a murder trial in Pakistan have emailed relatives, saying they saw the dust from the suicide bomb blast in Lahore that killed 23 people this week.