An offer of a ''world-class'' consultation process has been made by the chief executive of the Australian company behind a controversial mining proposal near Middlemarch.
Dunedin is missing out on a range of cultural and arts experiences because it lacks a focal point since the closure of the Fortune Theatre last year, a new report says.
More than a billion dollars of the Government’s sometimes controversial Provincial Growth Fund has been allocated, but only a small fraction has gone towards projects specific to Otago and Southland.
Dunedin's busiest footpaths may soon have speed limits for e-scooters but any enforcement will come down to the riders themselves or members of the public.
Four Dunedin taxi drivers owned nearly $100,000 in unpaid wages still do not know when they will see any of the money, despite their former bosses being found personally liable for leaving them out of pocket.
A co-founder of the Australian company behind the controversial mining proposal near Middlemarch says scientists will still be allowed to access the internationally significant fossil site.