Only 'up to scratch' birds on show
Only 'up to scratch' birds on show
Ducks and chickens need to be "up to scratch'' to go on show at the Dunedin Poultry Pigeon and Cagebird Club Show this weekend, one enthusiast reckons.
Shawn McAvinue
'Evie' focus of pool fundraiser
'Evie' focus of pool fundraiser
A "celebrity'' car is back in Dunedin and will be the focus of an event tomorrow to raise money for the proposed aquatic facility in Mosgiel.
Freedom campers pay $124K
Freedom campers pay $124K
About half of the nearly $240,000 of freedom camping infringement notices issued in Dunedin has been paid.
More food bank clients homeless
More food bank clients homeless
Mosgiel Community Food Bank has more clients with no fixed abode than ever before, says co-ordinator Michelle Kerr.
Plans begun for footpath on Gladstone Rd N
Plans begun for footpath on Gladstone Rd N
Concept plans are being designed in a bid to make a Mosgiel footpath safer for pedestrians.
Lodge business manager moves on
Lodge business manager moves on
Clinton Chambers has left Mosgiel to pursue a business opportunity in the city.
Job works out well for former refugee
Job works out well for former refugee
A former refugee is painting a brighter future in Dunedin.
Pump station project continuing
Pump station project continuing
More time and money is needed to replace two pump stations in Mosgiel which failed to move water fast enough to stop flooding.
Freedom camper ‘tipping point’
Freedom camper ‘tipping point’
Brighton woman Michelle Budge hit ‘‘tipping point’’ when her dog rolled in human faeces at a freedom camping hot spot.
Most made of free power
Most made of free power
The fuses in a student flat in North Dunedin are failing as its eight residents make the most of an hour of free power.
Wedding hot spot perfect for cake shop
Wedding hot spot perfect for cake shop
Skip Paris and forget Florence; if you’re seeking romantic places in the world, look no further than Dunedin suburb Mornington.
Mosgiel lobby group fighting fluoride
Mosgiel lobby group fighting fluoride
A Mosgiel group has formed to fight to get fluoride out of the Dunedin water supply until the chemical is proved safe.
Dread-full deed to help mother
Dread-full deed to help mother
A Dunedin man is to shave a hairstyle a decade in the making in a bid to extend his mother's life.
Motorway site nabs the lion’s share
Motorway site nabs the lion’s share
More than 3000 tickets were issued from three new fixed speed cameras in Dunedin last month.
King Sam the ‘clear winner’ of castle-building contest
King Sam the ‘clear winner’ of castle-building contest
A Dunedin carpentry apprentice has been named the king of a castle-making competition at Otago Polytechnic.
Free vehicle care session for women
Free vehicle care session for women
A mechanic in is holding a free motoring maintenance workshop for women in central Dunedin next week after seeing many ‘‘expensive’’ and avoidable mistakes.
No comment on driver nationality rule remains
No comment on driver nationality rule remains
A guide instructing Southern district police officers to remain tight-lipped to media about the nationality of drivers involved in fatal crashes remains active, despite its creator leaving the force.
'Dinosaur park' plans revealed
'Dinosaur park' plans revealed
A Jurassic park in Dunedin is set for an overhaul with plans for new play equipment.
Immigrant fighting for unpaid wages
Immigrant fighting for unpaid wages
An "exploited'' immigrant wants to stay in Dunedin to fight for the money he is owed.
Burger business booming
Burger business booming
A burger business born to serve scarfies in Dunedin continues to grow.