Shawn McAvinue

Access to harbour basin wharves could be denied to fishers if they "blatantly endanger'' themselves and others by not obeying Port Otago signs.

The cash registers continue to ring across the South.

Scrap metal transformed to smoking locomotives were some of the hundreds of models on display in Dunedin yesterday.

Historic Otago flags flew on Dunedin civic buildings during the long weekend to celebrate Waitangi Day.

Well-fed fish bypassing bait, and rough seas, made for a tough day at the Brighton Club Fishing Competition yesterday.

Dunedin man Nick Chisholm is working on adding fatherhood to his long list of personal achievements.

Racing red Ferraris and little grey Fergies were some the hundreds of machines attracting thousands of people to Eastern Southland on the weekend.

The victim of a ‘‘horrendous'' Dunedin dog attack is set to be evicted from her cottage as she remains unable to work, struggling to pay rent.

The noise of hammering tradesmen will become the "hammer of the gods'' after the revamp of a Dunedin school.

The lanterns of the Dunedin Midwinter Carnival are about to be evicted as a fundraising campaign to find a suitable storage space falters.

Dunedin singers have returned to Dunedin with top prizes from one of the world's biggest music festivals.

A boutique luxury cruise liner set for a nearly $40 million face-lift made its New Zealand debut in Dunedin yesterday.

A Dunedin Dental School building was emptied yesterday for its impending demolition as part of a $126 million redevelopment project.

Their guitars in the baggage hold, two musicians are winging their way to Scotland to represent Dunedin.

Squeaky brakes and sunhats featured heavily in a classic car convoy to Waikouaiti yesterday.