Nearly 3000 dogs not yet registered
Nearly 3000 dogs not yet registered
Dunedin's love affair with man's best friend continues to grow.
Tim Miller
Mosgiel pool planning starts
Mosgiel pool planning starts
Planning is under way as Mosgiel's long-awaited new pool moves another a step closer.
Dunedin pair among thousands evacuated
Dunedin pair among thousands evacuated
A Dunedin couple were among the thousands of tourists caught up in the confusion and panic as they waited to be evacuated from a small island near the coast of Lombok.
Retailers want Easter Sunday trading option
Retailers want Easter Sunday trading option
Dunedin retailers still want the choice to open their doors on Easter Sunday.
Protection needed for Sims building
Protection needed for Sims building, council critic says
A critic of the way the Dunedin City Council has handled the former Sims Engineering building in Port Chalmers says more needs to done to protect the historic building while a use is found.
Power back on in Mosgiel
Power back on in Mosgiel
Power has been restored to Mosgiel consumers, after some were affected by an outage this afternoon as Aurora repaired a fault.
Otago Museum marking 150 years
Otago Museum marking 150 years
The Otago Museum's newest exhibition has been 150 years in the making.
Support for Easter trading falling, submissions show
Support for Easter trading falling, submissions show
Support for Easter trading in Dunedin seems to be slipping.
Possible theft of items at Chinese Garden
Possible theft of items at Chinese Garden investigated
The Dunedin City Council is investigating the possible theft of items from the Dunedin Chinese Garden.
Student puts buses on the map
Student puts buses on the map
Dunedin student Sam van der Weerden thought the city’s bus map was hard to decipher — so he decided to design his own.
DCC offers advice on healthy homes
DCC offers advice on healthy homes
In an effort to combat Dunedin’s cold, damp and draughty homes, the city council is giving out free advice.
Pool fundraiser nears $3m mark
Pool fundraiser nears $3m mark
Public support for a new pool in Mosgiel continues to flow in.
Feeling the heat of the city’s property market
Feeling the heat of the city’s property market
Dunedin is the darling of the property market in New Zealand, leading the country in increases in value and the speed of sales. But can the buzz continue?
Landlord protests meth cleaning cost
Landlord protests meth cleaning cost
An Otago landlord who spent more than $20,000 decontaminating his property after it tested positive for methamphetamine says the Govt should compensate those caught up the contamination hysteria.
'Threatening' incident in St Clair
'Threatening' incident in St Clair
Dunedin police are investigating an incident in St Clair in which three men - one of them holding a metal bar - were seen threatening residents of a house.
Public input sought to save Sims Engineering building
Public input sought to save Sims Engineering building
Retaining the century-old Sims Engineering building in Port Chalmers is likely to be extensive and costly, a report has found.
Apology wanted after AOS callout
Apology wanted after AOS callout
A woman who had a firearm pointed at her and her 2-year-old son during an AOS callout in Oamaru is demanding an apology after, she says, a drill was mistaken for a gun.
Exhibitions on hold at Toitu
Exhibitions on hold at Toitu
New exhibitions at Toitu Otago Settlers Museum in Dunedin are on hold for at least a year so staff can focus on processing a backlog of items in its collection.
Delays end as Brighton Rd reopens
Delays end as Brighton Rd reopens
Brighton Rd has reopened today, putting an end to a long delay for motorists.
Cyclist hits opened car door
Cyclist hits opened car door
A police officer and a St John ambulance paramedic remove a bicycle from the road after a collision between a cyclist and car on Main South Rd, Green Island, yesterday.