Taieri residents need to continue making their voices heard if they want a $15 million pool facility in Mosgiel to proceed, Taieri Communities Facilities Trust chairman Michael Stedman says.
Lucy Hammonds is ''thrilled'' with her appointment as Dunedin Public Art Gallery curator.
Reigning musterers champion Sheree Healey usually closes her eyes when dragged behind a galloping horse.
A melting Dunedin road is dangerous and motorists are fed up waiting for it to settle down, a concerned resident says.
A Mosgiel family wants to thank those who supported them while their son was recovering from a car crash.
Muster a musterer, maintain the mower and bench-press your better half - the Strath Taieri A&P Show is coming.
A candid documentary about a Dunedin musician is making the global film festival circuit.
Love hurts: injuries sustained during sex have hit a six year high, ACC figures reveal.
A husky grabbing a terrier by its throat sparked the creation of a club to allow small dogs exclusive use of a Dunedin dog park.
A Dunedin rapper is ''stoked'' with the $10,000 government grant to make a music video.
A Brighton woman has made an impassioned plea for information on her missing life-sized woollen albatross Albie.
A postie has received minor injuries after being struck by a vehicle in Dunedin.
The marquee is up, the kitchen cupboards are full and Outram is ready to host the Out West Cavalcade.
A land deal between the Dunedin City Council and St Margaret's Church in Green Island built on ''good faith'' was about $100,000 shy of another offer tabled but was accepted by the parish because it would create a community asset, former city councillor Colin Weatherall said.
A kitchen tour in Mosgiel on Sunday is designed to help get Taieri College pupils to Africa.
The pride of Otago rugby clubs will step into the ring in Outram on Friday.
A declaration of support for a proposed Green Island medical centre to be built on a public car park comes with conditions, businessman John Moyle said.
A land deal between the Dunedin City Council and St Margaret's Church in Green Island built on ''good faith'' was about $100,000 shy of another offer tabled but was accepted by the parish because it would create a community asset, former city councillor Colin Weatherall said.
A contest designed to lift the nation's best forklift driver from obscurity began in Dunedin yesterday.
The bands were booked and the crowd came to the Waitati Music Festival on Saturday.
