Tim Miller

Dunedin mayoral candidate: Carmen Houlahan

Infrastructure to open up housing land top of list

What do you know about the 14 candidates contesting the 2019 Dunedin mayoral elections? City council reporter Tim Miller puts the questions to Carmen Houlahan.

Dunedin mayoral candidate: Richard Seager

More climate change action; cycle precinct priority

What do you know about the 14 candidates contesting the 2019 Dunedin mayoral elections? City council reporter Tim Miller puts the questions to Richard Seager.

Dunedin mayoral candidate: Finn Campbell

Moving to circular, low-waste economy seen as vital for city

What do you know about the 14 candidates contesting the 2019 mayoral elections? City council reporter Tim Miller puts the questions to Finn Campbell.

Dunedin mayoral candidate: Scout Barbour-Evans

Youngest mayoral candidate focuses on housing, community

What do you know about the 14 candidates contesting the 2019 mayoral elections? City council reporter Tim Miller puts the questions to Scout Barbour-Evans.

Match held to mark Islamic holy festival

OMA United’s Raghdan Karim and Constable Aaron Burgess of the Blue n’ Gold Bobbies fight for the...

Match held to mark Islamic holy festival

Football was the winner on the day - and so were the Blue n' Gold Bobbies.

Special kid now driving a rig

More than 20 years ago Craig Mitchell, of Oamaru, was a 10-year-old riding in the convoy as part of the Special Rigs for Special Kids event — yesterday he gave another special kid the same opportunity. Photo: Gerard O'Brien

Special kid now driving a rig

Life came full circle yesterday for one Oamaru truck driver.

Demolition work to start early next year

A drilling rig operates in Cumberland St this week as geotechnical work on the site of the new...

Demolition work to start early next year

Demolition work to clear the way for Dunedin's new billion-dollar hospital will start early next year.

Young Dunedin musicians selected to play among the top brass

Four young Dunedin brass musicians (from left) Harry Smith (euphonium), Logan Ford (cornet),...

Young Dunedin musicians selected to play among the top brass

Four Dunedin brass musicians have blown away the judges, earning themselves recognition as some of the best young players in the country.

Sign of the times up for sale

It was the bright shining light of Dunedin's nightlife for more than 30 years, but on Sunday the...

Sign of the times up for sale

A slide of Dunedin's nightlife will go under the hammer this weekend.

NZTA apologises after hoardings taken down in error

NZTA apologises after hoardings taken down in error

One prospective Dunedin local body politician has received an apology after her election hoardings disappeared less than a day after they were erected.

Health authorities satisified

A woman in Invercargill became concerned on Monday when she iscovered a box in a restaurant's...

Health authorities satisified

Health authorities in Invercargill are confident one of the city's restaurants is not selling a food item marked unfit for human consumption.

Bus trip numbers rise by double ORC's target

People wait at the bus hub in Great King St. PHOTO: GERARD O'BRIEN

Bus trip numbers rise by double ORC's target

Public transport use is on the rise in Dunedin but more could be done to improve the service, a public transport advocate says.

South spared worst of wild weather

Maddie Hannah (13) and Sika play in the snow on Mt Cargill yesterday. PHOTO: AMBER HANNAH

South spared worst of wild weather

Otago and Southland were mostly spared the worst of the winter storm which closed roads and lit up the night sky further north at the weekend.

Public to be asked about proposed speed limit reductions

More road speed reductions are being proposed for Port Chalmers.

Hub plans prune Veggie Boys lease

It is business as usual for Veggie Boys South Dunedin owner Marty Hay despite not knowing whether...

Hub plans prune Veggie Boys lease

One South Dunedin business is facing an uncertain future as plans for a new community hub continue.

Council replacing sports ground lighting

New light posts have been installed at Kettle Park in Dunedin as part of a citywide project to...

Council replacing sports ground lighting

Dunedin's rusted, cracked and ageing sport field lights are set to be replaced at a cost of about $500,000.

Scanner gets to nitty-gritty of Baldwin St's steepness

Global Survey New Zealand technical specialist Lennon Bedford takes the most accurate...

Scanner gets to nitty-gritty of Baldwin St's steepness

They may say theirs is steeper, but he is not giving up on ours.

Camping grounds losing out, operator says

Dunedin's camping grounds are losing out because campers are choosing to stay free of charge at the city's newest freedom camping site, an operator says.

Aim to lure Chinese film-makers

Dunedin film-maker Sam Li hopes the success of his silent short film Mrs Mokemoke, which has been...

Aim to lure Chinese film-makers

A Dunedin film-maker wants his upcoming film to encourage more Chinese film-makers to the city.

Freedom campers spend $3.4m in Dunedin

Freedom campers continue to flock to Dunedin and are estimated to have spent more than $3 million during the last camping season.

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