Tim Miller

One of the last remaining student bars in Dunedin has had its alcohol licence challenged by a neighbouring landlord who says her tenants have found broken glass, vomit and urine outside their flats.

Consideration needs to be given to allowing telephone voting at the upcoming local elections, a Dunedin-based disability advocate says.

Dunedin's Pasifika community is ready to play a larger role in the city’s wellbeing and is asking for more support from the Dunedin City Council to do so.

Even a small amount of money spent on upgrading and revitalising South Dunedin's main street will go a long way in showing residents their concerns are being taken seriously, a community group says.

Shifting from a projects-based relationship with the Dunedin City Council to a permanent partnership approach needs to be resourced, Ngai Tahu says.

One of Dunedin's most popular bush walks is set to receive a temporary fix nearly two years after it was closed.

Keeping  the Green Island landfill open for as long as possible will save residents and the Dunedin City Council millions of dollars, the council's former solid waste engineer says.

The community’s ambitions for Dunedin — from memorials to new bus services and climate change adaptation — were spelled out on the first day of the Dunedin City Council’s latest annual plan hearing...

Dunedin is underperforming when it comes to marketing itself and attracting visitors, despite its "stellar offerings'', a key figure in the city's tourism industry says.

Allowing freedom campers to park overnight near the centre of Dunedin seems to have paid off.

Transport, cheaper bus fares, car parking and another council are some of the hot topics among the nearly 500 public submissions made on the Dunedin City Council's annual plan.

The owners of a Dunedin farm who had their water supply abruptly cut off by a neighbour have pulled their application to connect the property to the city's water supply.

After repeatedly falling foul of alcohol licensing laws, a Dunedin bar owner will have to close his nightclub for 72 hours and forfeit his manager's certificate for 28 days.

A Dunedin inner city lounge-bar is being forced to close for 72 hours next month for repeatedly falling foul of alcohol licensing rules.

Dunedin residents will be given a say on a proposal to convert more than 250 free car parking spaces to paid ones.

The Dunedin City Council has thrown its support behind a push to tweak the regulations governing camping grounds.

More free car parking spaces are set to become paid ones as the shakeup of Dunedin's parking network continues.

Repeated overcrowding at a Dunedin nightclub is staggering and puts the public at risk, police say.

Selling alcohol to a minor means a Dunedin bar will have to shut its doors for two days next month.