Tim Miller

Beach clean-up an ongoing task

Keep Dunedin Beautiful co-ordinator Allison Wallace and Our Seas Our Future leader Noel Jhinku...

Beach clean-up an ongoing task

Every year it is the same story - rubbish, rubbish and more rubbish.

Bucket-list band is as good as it gets

Dunedin Eagles fan Glen Miller (middle right) ticked off one of his bucket list bands on Saturday...

Bucket-list band is as good as it gets

It took more than 40 years but on Saturday night long-time Eagles fan Glen Miller was able to tick one band off his bucket list.

Bus drivers strike for more pay

Bus drivers strike for more pay

Ritchies bus drivers and supporters picket the Octagon in Dunedin as part of industrial action taken by a group of drivers on Saturday morning.

Juicers' income stream temporarily runs dry

Lime juicers Emma Bloem (21) and Nick Borich (25) are lamenting their lost income while Lime...

Juicers' income stream temporarily runs dry

Hundreds of dollars have been lost by those who collect Lime e-scooters from Dunedin's streets, as a result of the temporary safety recall.

Sun shines on competitors at Waikouaiti Rodeo

Sun shines on competitors at Waikouaiti Rodeo

Ginny Nelson, of Christchurch, prepares to rope the back legs in the team roping event at the Waikouaiti Rodeo on Saturday.

Fans, tourists swarm city centre ahead of concert

Entertainment and food trucks are adding some vibrancy to the already sublime day. Photo: Tim Miller

Fans, tourists swarm city centre ahead of concert

Fans are already taking it easy ahead of the Eagles' performance in Dunedin tonight as crowds of concert-goers, cruise ship passengers and locals mingle in city centre.

Person extracted from car after crash with milk tanker

The man (22), has been charged with intent to cause grievous bodily harm and is due to appear in...

Person extracted from car after crash with milk tanker

One person is in hospital after a collision between a car and a milk tanker on a Southland road early this morning.

Neighbour angered by consent

Dunedin man Paul Mackie says he hasn't had a proper night's sleep in at least a week.

Strike will not affect bus services, company says

A bus driver strike today will have no impact on services around Dunedin, the bus company's manager says.

Lime scooters back next week after assurances

Not up to the job. PHOTO: PETER MCINTOSH

Lime scooters back next week after assurances

Lime e-scooters have been given the all-clear to return to Dunedin streets but fans may have to wait until next week for their next trip.

Take it easy: The Eagles are landing

Don Henley (left), Deacon Frey and Joe Walsh of The Eagles performing in California last month....

Take it easy: The Eagles are landing

The Eagles are landing and Dunedin has the pink champagne on ice.

Many sources for solutions to housing issues, forum told

Dunedin city councillor Aaron Hawkins welcomes attendees to the Mayor's Taskforce on Housing...

Many sources for solutions to housing issues, forum told

Dunedin's housing woes will require solutions which come in many different forms from both the private and public sectors, a forum discussing the city's housing crisis heard yesterday.

Developers want more support from city council

More of a can-do attitude from the Dunedin City Council will go a long way towards encouraging more inner-city development, a housing summit was told.

Public organisations are spending more than ever on getting their message out. But is the rise in ‘‘communications’’ damaging our democracy or is it just another way for the public to be informed? Tim Miller reports.

Suburban bars to appeal new LAP closing times

Seven Dunedin bars are set to argue why new rules forcing them to close at midnight on Friday and Saturday should not apply to them.

Housing held up by appeal

The construction of hundreds of new homes in Dunedin is being held up because of a single appeal on the city's second generation plan further exacerbating the housing shortage, a planner says.