Bid to save broken sign 'boiling away'
Bid to save broken sign 'boiling away'
An investigation is "boiling away" to save a broken neon horse-and-rider sign on a Dunedin mall.
Shawn McAvinue
Night market set to return
Night market set to return
A night market is set to return to Mosgiel and give more to the community than just good food.
Picking season is weeks of 'madness'
Picking season is weeks of 'madness'
A Fairfield family is bracing for a season of blueberry "madness" after opening their farm to pickers.
Workplace a cure for 'fomo'
Workplace a cure for 'fomo'
A love of the ocean stops "fomo'' hitting Dunedin lifeguards too hard.
Fairfield Tavern reunion ahead
Fairfield Tavern reunion ahead
A three-day reunion is brewing for former Fairfield Tavern staff and patrons.
Highway repair work set to start on Monday
Highway repair work set to start on Monday
Contractors will work around the clock to repair a section of Mosgiel highway from next week.
School projects celebrate Taieri heritage
School projects celebrate Taieri heritage
The first of a series of school projects celebrating heritage on the Taieri is on display.
When you have a birthday only every four years
When you have a birthday only every four years
Spare a thought for those who miss out on a birthday this year. Shawn McAvinue talks to five Dunedin people born on February 29, which only comes around every four years.
Dread-less and 'loving it'
Dread-less and 'loving it'
Dunedin man Chris Millar won't miss having dreadlocks this Christmas.
Attack victim Riley wags again
Attack victim Riley wags again
Dunedin dog Riley is back to her usual playful self after being mauled by two large dogs in March.
Keen swimmers do their bit
Keen swimmers do their bit
A Mosgiel family is pitching in as pool builders to get a new aquatic facility in their town.
'Fantastic' murals unveiled
'Fantastic' murals unveiled
Dunedin dad survives deadly brain disorder
Dunedin dad survives deadly brain disorder
A Dunedin man battling a rare and deadly brain disorder continues to beat the odds on his road to recovery.
Cellphone app can alert first-aiders
Cellphone app can alert first-aiders
A Dunedin nurse wants people with first-aid training to sign up to an emergency app.
Pensioner disgusted with overgrown berms
Pensioner disgusted with overgrown berms
A Dunedin pensioner has slammed the Dunedin City Council for a "tatty and horrible'' cluster of berm gardens.
Has anyone seen our loo?
Has anyone seen our loo?
The Dunedin Model Aero Club still has nothing to go on in the case of a long-drop toilet which was washed away in recent flooding.
Sisters unite to score spot on pool builders' wall
Sisters unite to score spot on pool builders' wall
Mosgiel sisters Jean Kidd and Pat Wright decided to split the cost to get their names on the pool builders' wall.
Police make call over 'wanton' vandalism
Police make call over 'wanton' vandalism
Any "wanton'' vandalism of property in Mosgiel should be reported as soon as possible, police say.
Fresh community produce stand for Waldronville
Fresh community produce stand for Waldronville
A ‘‘fantastic’’ new community fruit and vegetable stand has been set up in Waldronville.
Fundraising for pool tops $3.2m ‘trigger’
Fundraising for pool tops $3.2m ‘trigger’
A $3.2 million fundraising ‘‘trigger’’ point to build a new aquatic facility in Mosgiel has been surpassed.