The Greater Green Island Family Fun Day is being hailed a success after about 200 people turned out to the inaugural event.
It was not a fire in Mosgiel that made firefighters nervous, it was drivers ignoring flashing lights and hurtling past at speed.
The 82-year-old woman who was driving a car that struck two pedestrians on Sunday remains in a serious condition in Dunedin Hospital.
Police are urging road users to make themselves more visible after several near misses as darkness falls earlier.
Up to 150mm of rain and winds gusting to 110kmh are expected for the Southern Lakes and Central Otago today.
Bluff was on alert yesterday as emergency services worked to contain an ammonia leak that at one stage threatened to force an evacuation of the town.
A Broad Bay artist who painted former All Black Anton Oliver in the nude has had a portrait chosen for a prestigious art exhibition.
A burglary at a Dunedin playcentre has prompted educators and parents to be proactive about security and involve the community.
The Dunedin company that created a No 1 television show in China is about to sign what could be a lucrative deal.
Three people who fled after a car crash in Dunedin are yet to be located, police say.
The Dunedin City Council will spend up to $3200 to help repair or replace desecrated headstones at a Dunedin cemetery.
Police are looking for three people they say ran from the scene of a crash in Dunedin.
Police are "bemused and annoyed'' blame is being directed towards them after a balcony collapsed at Six60 concert in Dunedin injuring 18 people.
Police are investigating after a woman was grabbed by a man outside an Opoho property in Dunedin.
A woman has been left with facial injuries and residents are worried in the wake of two nighttime street attacks on Dunedin women.
Motorists faced delays for a time on State Highway 1 north of Dunedin today after two crashes an hour apart between Waitati and Waikouaiti.
Apartment living is on the rise in Dunedin with more people opting for an easy-care lifestyle on the back of a surge in heritage building conversions. Reporter Rhys Chamberlain looked into the sudden interest.
"Disgusting" treatment of animals by a family living in a horror house of filth in a rural Dunedin location has been discovered by the property's new owners.
Another vehicle has been broken into at a popular recreation area car park, the second in two days, police say.
Former Gore mayor Ian Tulloch is out of intensive care and "on track to begin rehabilitation", his family says.