Tim Miller

The search for a man missing after a boat sank in the Aparima River estuary near Riverton in Southland has been suspended for the night.

Even without a city-wide alcohol policy, Dunedin’s alcohol authorities are successfully pushing a blanket one-way door clause on the city’s bars and night clubs.

Almost $14,000 of taxpayers' money was spent determining if a boat was actually a house.

It is not known when under-fire Dunedin South MP Clare Curran will return to Parliament.

Mosgiel man Roy Nimmo says the killing of three of his two-week-old lambs is abhorrent and whoever is responsible should take a long hard look at themselves.

Contractors work on the demolition of an empty Dunedin City Council-owned building in Thomas Burns St on Monday.

Aurora Energy has spent millions of dollars replacing or repairing more than a thousand poles in the past year; but the company will not say how many more potentially dangerous poles there are...

Like many ratepayers, Grant Cross was fuming after finding a rates bill in his letterbox.

Dunedin's elected officials are increasingly discussing major issues behind closed doors.

Access to the records of some of Otago and Southland's earliest European settlers will be off-limits to the public for at least the next year as Dunedin's Toitu Otago Settlers Museum focuses on...

A freeze on mayoral pay rises would be unfair on those who are leading New Zealand's smaller councils, Dunedin Mayor Dave Cull says.

Dunedin's only co-housing project will still contain one social housing unit, despite the rising cost of the development.

A pay rise for Dunedin's elected officials was accepted without discussion yesterday.

Accusations of political manipulation and incompetence have been strongly countered during a debate on the delay of Dunedin's new district plan.