Tim Miller

Dunedin's inner-city commuters will be encouraged to travel to work together as a way of adapting to some of the major changes to parking in the city.

Almost as soon as it appeared, a phantom bus stop painted outside a Dunedin retirement home was gone.

New cycle lanes and walkways encourage people to ditch their cars and cut carbon emissions in a surprisingly short amount of time, a new study shows.

Dunedin cyclist Tony Evans struggles to ride  over rock and soil debris left after heavy rain and flooding caused a bank to give way and slip on to the shared walking and cycle path between...

They are coming — but exactly when Lime e-scooters will  reach Dunedin’s streets is still unknown.

The man behind the restoration of a historic inner-city Art Deco building in Dunedin wants to bring a  deteriorating building in Port Chalmers back to life.

An abandoned and deteriorating former Dunedin hospital needs to be demolished before it starts damaging surrounding homes, residents say.

Distracted drivers, speeding motorists and even one of their own have left Dunedin police highly disappointed this week.

All-day free parking is set to be taken away from parts of central Dunedin early next year, leaving commuters unimpressed but some business owners smiling.

Three youths were caught in the University area trying to break into cars last night.

A proposal to develop a wedding venue in a historic farm shed near the Tomahawk Lagoon has drawn the ire of some residents.

A trial of new streetlights in South Dunedin has failed to impress the city's night sky proponents but residents say they are happy with the change.

Dunedin is failing to meet a massive demand for social housing and the city is already facing a shortfall of more than 600 housing units.

Admiring photographs taken by Otago Polytechnic students are commercial design student (front) Michaela Roy and Beth Dick at the opening night of the polytechnic’s design showcase Debrief, last night.