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Man quoted $11,000 for unwanted fibre set-up
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Man quoted $11,000 for unwanted fibre set-up
Brian Thornley just wants a break.
Steve Hepburn
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Car park plans for controversial former bookstore site
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Car park plans for controversial former bookstore site
A property where a historical North Dunedin building was knocked over illegally appears to have now found its next use — a car park.
Berry farm opens gates for holiday pickers
Berry farm opens gates for holiday pickers
Plenty appeared to be going into the mouth rather than the bucket.
Pay rise for rural bus drivers applauded
Pay rise for rural bus drivers applauded
Boosting rural school bus drivers’ wages will make them feel their worth, a union president says.
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Another victim of Cromwell Mall surface comes forward
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Another victim of Cromwell Mall surface comes forward
Another casualty has emerged with a tale of woe at the Cromwell Mall.
Old dresses given new lease of life to raise funds
Old dresses given new lease of life to raise funds
This is a rags to riches story.
Hard to retire from helping others
Hard to retire from a career of helping people
Dr Janne Bills has packed plenty into her medical career since starting out in Chistchurch in 1971.
Hard to stop a worldwide career of helping
Hard to stop a worldwide career of helping
Dr Janne Bills has packed plenty into her medical career.
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Fleur in no hurry to reopen restaurant
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Fleur in no hurry to reopen restaurant
A year after Fleurs Place closed, the owner says it is not on the market and she is looking at ways to get the doors open.
Ex-Fish & Game chair says he suffered months of abuse
Ex-Fish & Game chair says he suffered months of abuse
Departed Fish & Game New Zealand chairman Ray Grubb says he has been the target of 18 months of unrelenting abuse, leading to sleepless nights.
Teenager shows tons of talent
Teenager shows tons of talent
Hugo Bogue has the number over St Thomas of Canterbury College cricket sides.
Ex-Otago man oldest to cross icy Strait of Magellan
Ex-Otago man oldest to cross icy Strait of Magellan
James White swam in the Clutha River as a boy - and that was cold. But he went to a whole next level last week.
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Snowy police escort with a happy ending
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Snowy police escort with a happy ending
This is a good news police story. It does have movie potential — a hero cop, a cute baby, a couple against some odds, bad weather, and — at a stretch — some Lord of the Rings scenery.
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Trees’ seedlings to be planted
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Trees’ seedlings to be planted
Two trees at the centre of resource consent hearing in Gore will be felled — but their descendants will live on.
Housing scheme proposed for Lawrence
Housing scheme proposed for Lawrence
The coast is not far away. Sunny Central is just over the hills.
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Housing package plan to boost Otago town
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Housing package plan to boost Otago town
Kaitangata captured global headlines with its housing campaign to lure people to the area. Now it's the turn of another Otago town.
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Camp grounds to stay open but funding issues remain
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Camp grounds to stay open but funding issues remain
Crown-owned camping grounds at Lake Dunstan will remain open but issues remain around the funding of their upkeep.
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Camping sites under threat
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Camping sites under threat
Land Information New Zealand was struggling to cope with the influx of freedom campers to its camping sites around Lake Dunstan and may close them, a select committee was told yesterday.
Former America's Cup yacht to be scrapped
Former America's Cup yacht to be scrapped
The America’s Cup boat moored at Queenstown Bay for more than a decade is heading to the knacker's yard.
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Long walk inspires story for children
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Long walk inspires story for children
Not many people get a book based on their efforts.