Tim Miller

'Jaw-dropping inducements' over Foulden Marr

Foulden Marr, near Middlemarch. PHOTO: GREGOR RICHARDSON

'Jaw-dropping inducements' over Foulden Marr

Australian company Plaman Resources made a University of Otago paleontologist's ''jaw drop'' with a bid to ease opposition to its mining proposal at Foulden Maar.

Warning after car with flashing police lights seen

Warning after car with flashing police lights seen

The owner of a ute seen driving in a Dunedin street with flashing red and blue police lights could face serious charges if caught.

100kmh limit too high for most roads in South: NZTA

100kmh limit too high for most roads in South: NZTA

Almost every stretch of open road in Otago and Southland is too dangerous for a 100kmh speed limit, new data suggests.

Ute with fake police lights seen in South Dunedin

Ute with fake police lights seen in South Dunedin

The owner of a ute seen driving with flashing red and blue police lights in Dunedin earlier could face serious charges if caught.

South Dunedin hub cost could run to $10 million

The site on the corner of King Edward St and Macandrew Rd where the new library will be built....

South Dunedin hub cost could run to $10 million

South Dunedin's new community hub and library could cost close to $10 million - nearly double its original budget.

New perspective in 'Thrones' study

The soaring popularity of the fantasy television show Game of Thrones led Dunedin-based fantasy...

New perspective in 'Thrones' study

The final season of the fantasy epic Game of Thrones may have left more than a few fans wanting more - but one fantasy academic believes it could have been wrapped up three seasons earlier.

Pride hui casting net wide

Inclusion will be a major focus of Dunedin Pride Inc's youth ball and hui this year, co-ordinator...

Pride hui casting net wide

Organisers of a Pride hui in Dunedin this month hope to attract participants from all around Otago and Southland.

Sportsmanship the winner on a perfect day

After freezing weather forced organisers to postpone the annual Taieri Seven-A-Side tournament,...

Sportsmanship the winner on a perfect day

It was a tale of two days for the organisers of the annual Taieri Seven-A-Side tournament.

Crashes keep services busy

Crashes keep services busy

Emergency services were kept busy in Dunedin for about an hour yesterday attending two crashes in quick succession.

Dunedin attractive conference venue

Dunedin continues to be an attractive destination for conference buyers.

Region eyes more of conference industry

Region eyes more of conference industry

Southland is hoping to take a bigger slice of the multimillion-dollar conference industry.

Victim of road rage frustrated at delays

Jared Hunter Mason is still recovering from the injuries he sustained in the incident.

Victim of road rage frustrated at delays

A Dunedin man whose face was damaged during a road rage incident says the police investigation is leaving him frustrated.

Congregation discusses alternatives for church

Congregation discusses alternatives for church

The fate of the Maori Hill Presbyterian Church remains uncertain.

Cinz annual event an opportunity for southern conference sector

Cinz annual event an opportunity for southern conference sector

The southern conference sector is putting its best foot forward this week as it vies for a piece of the multimillion-dollar conference industry.

'World-class' consultation offer

'World-class' consultation offer

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.

Arts without focal point since closure: report

Dunedin's Fortune Theatre building. Photo: Gerard O'Brien

Arts without focal point since closure: report

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.

Last meals served at Asian after 29 years

Ann Mee, a regular for the past 25 years, and the Asian's owner, Hong Juan Lee, share an...

Last meals served at Asian after 29 years

Kevin and Hong Juan Lee are not quite sure what they will do to keep themselves busy now.

Roadside birth 'could have been worse'

Recovering in Southland Hospital after a roadside birth yesterday morning are Amanda McIvor, her...

Roadside birth: 'It could have been much worse'

The Southland mother who gave birth to her son on the side of the road yesterday morning says the situation could have been much worse.

'We told you so!': Baby born on side of road in Southland

Clutha Southland MP Hamish Walker and Lumsden midwife Sarah Stokes stand at the spot where a baby...

'We told you so!': Baby born on side of road in Southland

A baby was born on the side of a Southland road this morning because of a lack maternity services in Lumsden, the local MP says.

What can the South expect from the Provincial Growth Fund?

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.

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