Family beside Aussie cop after wall fall
Visiting officer's condition serious
The wife and sister of an Australian policeman who sustained a serious injury when he fell from a wall have arrived in the city to be by his side.
Shawn McAvinue
Soldiers walk again as mural takes shape
Soldiers walk again as mural takes shape
A new Anzac-themed mural in Mosgiel has massive support from the district.
Warning issued over boat use
Warning issued over boat use
Police are warning people to take precautions after finding a boat and its users without life jackets or communication devices at Taieri Mouth.
Thieves active across Otago
Thieves active across region at weekend
A trailer, home kill meat and dozens of cheese rolls were among of the items stolen across Otago at the weekend.
Suspicious car fire in Lawrence
Crashed car blaze suspicious: police
Police are investigating a suspicious car fire in Lawrence.
Rugby cop seriously hurt in fall from wall
Rugby cop seriously hurt in fall from wall
An Australian policeman is in Dunedin Hospital with a serious head injury after falling off a wall following a rugby game at the weekend.
Stress-free at the theatre
Stress-free at the theatre
Relax, Dunedin: Everything's going to be all right. The Fortune and Regent theatres are to host their first ``relaxed performances''.
Screen classics
Screen classics
Regent Theatre marketing manager Hannah Molloy screens the concert movie "Woodstock: Three Days of Peace and Music" (Director's Cut) in Dunedin yesterday in preparation for the NZ International Film Festival Autumn Events festival.
New police pups in Dunedin
New police pups in Dunedin
A constable in the armed offenders squad holds police puppy Vann at a squad training day in Dunedin.
Delight as decision allows dog to stay
Delight as decision allows dog to stay
A Waitati pensioner is ‘‘over the moon’’ the Government has changed its mind and will lend her money to buy medication for her sick dog.
Singer beguiles at Savoy soiree
Singer beguiles at Savoy soiree
Bass baritone Jonathan Lemalu sang at an Arts Festival Dunedin ‘‘soiree’’ at Italian restaurant Etrusco in the Savoy last night.
'Bad taste' Anzac scam warning
'Bad taste' Anzac scam warning
Dunedin RSA is warning of a ``bad taste'' scam in which tickets for the Anzac Revue are being sold at dramatically inflated prices.
In quarantine...
In quarantine...
Toitu Otago Settlers Museum programme participants (from left) Evelyn (6), Gideon (11) and Isla (9) Craigie dress up at museum in Dunedin this week.
No power cut leads to free tours
No power cut leads to free tours
Olveston Historic Home staff are ''disappointed'' they were left in the dark about a planned power outage in central Dunedin being cancelled.
Employers celebrated by military
Employers celebrated by military
The contribution of the employers was recognised at a New Zealand Defence Employer Support Council award ceremony at Kensington Army Hall in Dunedin last night.
Respect for soldiers behind fundraising ride
Respect for soldiers put into action with fundraising ride
A Dunedin biker puts his problems in perspective by remembering the soldiers in the trenches.
Stove caught fire during power cut
Stove caught fire during power cut
Firefighters were called to a Primus stove fire in Dunedin today.
Investigation into cause of Bluff house fire
Investigation into cause of Bluff house fire
A fire investigator has inspected a house in Bluff this morning to determine the cause of a house fire.
Cruise ship season ends on a fine day
Cruise ship season ends on a fine day
The departure from Dunedin of the cruise ship Sirena signals the end of the most weather-disrupted season on record.
King's pupil remembered for courage
King's pupil remembered for courage
Former King's High School pupil Mitch Pereira was farewelled with a stirring haka at his funeral at the Dunedin school on Saturday.