Sportsmanship the winner on a perfect day
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.
Tim Miller
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 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
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
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
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'
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
'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?
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.
Report may save church
Report may save church
New information about the condition of one of Dunedin's most prominent churches may save it from demolition.
Self-regulated 15kmh limit proposal
Self-regulated 15kmh limit proposal
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.
Station vehicle ban proposed
Station vehicle ban proposed
Pedestrians may soon be able to enjoy a car-free stroll in front of one of Dunedin's most well-known landmarks.
Council keen on speed squeeze
Council keen on scooter speed squeeze
Riders of Lime and other e-scooters could be hit with a new voluntary speed limit on some of Dunedin's busiest streets under a new DCC proposal.
Taxi company directors personally liable
Taxi company directors personally liable
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.
Digging for geological clues
Digging for geological clues
Deep beneath a South Dunedin sports field, scientists hope to find the answers to the area's geological history and discover clues to its future.
Foulden Maar's developer defends mining diatomite
Foulden Maar's developer defends mining diatomite
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.