Tim Miller

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

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

More road speed reductions are being proposed for Port Chalmers.

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

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.

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

A former member of Parliament and Dunedin city councillor is having another crack at local government.

How the street formerly known as the world's steepest will be officially acknowledged remains undecided as a bid to reclaim the title for Dunedin falls on deaf ears.