A Dunedin student has undergone a successful surgery to his hands after a flat fire at 660 Castle St yesterday.
A virtual workshop and a drink-driving simulation is set to provide extra engagement and an education boost for at-risk learner drivers in Dunedin.
The contractor hired to retrieve 13 abandoned 4WDs stuck in high-country snow believes his company could have got them out safely and without endangering anyone.
The Dunedin City Council is "cautiously optimistic'' quarrying at Saddle Hill will cease following an interim Environment Court decision stating there are limits to how much can be excavated.
Police and Customs have seized $220,000 worth of methamphetamine and MDMA destined for Otago.
Armed police have taken a man into custody at Dunedin's Phillip Laing House.
Three teenagers, including two from Dunedin, have been arrested after stealing cars, petrol and cash in a South Island joyride, police say. Sergeant Rene Aarsen said two brothers, aged 16 and...
A woman involved in a head-on crash near Henley yesterday has died.
The seemingly endless summer produced balmy days across Otago but the unseasonably warm start to autumn has caused further headaches for drought-hit farmers.
Police this afternoon were called to a civil dispute over a car in Green Island during which an axe may have been presented.
They can already be considered pioneers of Southern policing but this mother and daughter say "there is still ground to be broken''.
Like Phar Lap, Crowded House and pavlova, one of our best senior firefighters has been claimed by the Aussies.
They've had another week in the blissful Port Chalmers surroundings and yesterday afternoon the eight geese were still fouling Watson Park, despite the threat of death hanging over their heads.
A man who fatally bashed a pet lamb and then set fire to it has been denied parole following three counts of misconduct since his last parole hearing.
The tobacco black market seems to be gaining in popularity as thieves continue to target the pricey commodity at service stations and convenience stores.
It was outwardly competitive and the room buzzed all night long as years 9 and 10 pupils battled to be crowned the Otago Daily Times Extra! spelling quiz champion last night.
Some Green Island residents are on edge after a 55-year-old Church St man was found inside his home with serious injuries on Wednesday afternoon.
Palms were sweaty and hands quivered as more than 300 pupils vied for the title of best spellers in Dunedin at the Otago Daily Times Extra! spelling quiz last night.
A combination of good police work and prioritisation has contributed to cannabis-related offences dropping about 50% in Southern courts in the past five years.
Dunedin police are investigating an assault on a man at his Green Island home yesterday that left him with serious injuries.