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.
Tim Miller
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.
Cemetery Trust records lost
Cemetery Trust records lost
Historical records which date back more than a century covering the history of a small Otago town have been lost by the national auditor.
Much effort made for eleventh-hour reprieve
Much effort made for eleventh-hour reprieve
A last-ditch effort is being made to save a historic Dunedin church.
Bid to PGF to fund controversial mine?
Bid to PGF to fund controversial mine?
A southern council could be considering a bid for government money to help fund a controversial mining proposal.
Victim surprised at level of violence
Victim surprised at level of violence
A man whose cheekbone and nose were broken during a road-rage attack just 50m from his home says he never thought he would be the victim of a violent crime in Dunedin.
Diatomite promoter hits back
Diatomite promoter hits back
The company behind the diatomite mine near Middlemarch has hit back at claims it is misleading the public about the project.
Two hurt after car crashes into ditch near Mosgiel
Two hurt after car crashes into ditch near Mosgiel
Two people have been taken to Dunedin Hospital after a crash near Mosgiel this afternoon.
Foulden Maar petition attracts support
Foulden Maar petition attracts support
A petition to save the Foulden Maar near Middlemarch from a controversial mining project has attracted the support of more than 1300 people in less than a day.
Mayor on mine: Please explain
Mayor wants clarification on diatomite mine proposal
Dunedin's mayor wants an urgent explanation from the company behind a controversial mining proposal about discrepancies between its official statements and information contained in a leaked report.
Labour names candidates for local body elections
Labour names candidates for local body elections
A former cabinet minister and a community board chairman will run as Labour Party candidates at the local body elections later this year.
Thieves target Mosgiel builds
Thieves target Mosgiel builds
Another building site in Mosgiel has been targeted by tool thieves overnight.
Curran frustrated at mine delays, says public lacks facts
Curran frustrated at mine delays, says public lacks facts
Pressure is mounting on the Government to save an internationally significant fossil site near Middlemarch from being consumed by a proposed multimillion-dollar diatomite mine.
Motorcyclist injured in Dunedin crash
Motorcyclist injured in Dunedin crash
One person is injured after a crash involving a motorcycle in North Dunedin.
Further warnings after tools stolen from Mosgiel sites
Further warnings after tools stolen from Mosgiel sites
More than $16,000 worth of tools have been stolen from new-building sites in Mosgiel since the start of the month prompting police to again remind tradies to secure their property.