Varsities fear free-for-all
Varsities fear free-for-all
Otago University fears Government changes could damage the international reputation of NZ universities, while unions fear they could lead to privatisation.
Vaughan Elder
These objets d'art really cool
Objets d'art really cool
A curious juxtaposition of art and science has created something beautiful at Otago Museum.
Old salts break out the bubbly
Old salts break out the bubbly
A group of diehard Team New Zealand fans gathered at Port Chalmers Yacht Club finally got to sip on the Champagne they planned to open four years ago.
Dunedin firms' cup role 'really cool'
Three Dunedin tech firms involved
Dunedin should be proud of its involvement in the America's Cup.
Tough to prove tape illegality
Tough to prove tape illegality
A Dunedin law expert says it will be tough for police to prove MP Todd Barclay acted illegally in making secret recordings.
Police reopen Barclay investigation
Police reopen Barclay investigation
A law expert says the "big question" is whether embattled MP Todd Barclay will cooperate with police now they have reopened their investigation.
Taylor denies secret project
Taylor denies secret project
Animation Research Ltd chief executive Ian Taylor says he is not involved in a "highly secret'' Dunedin project.
Govt 'should be ashamed'
Govt 'should be ashamed'
A mother who lost her Dunedin son to suicide is sick of seeing history repeat itself.
Delays after truck rolls on highway
Highway blocked after truck rolled
Motorists are being warned to expect delays after a truck rolled on State Highway 1 north of Milton this morning.
Participants secret of Dunedin Study
Participants secret of multidisciplinary study
The secret to the Dunedin Study's international success is the dedication of its participants.
'Good feeling' about clever robot
'Good feeling' about clever robot
More than 100 bright young minds tested their engineering and programming skills at the Otago Robocup regionals in Dunedin at the weekend.
Nocturnal creatures shine at carnival
Nocturnal creatures shine at carnival
The wild things came out to play in the Octagon tonight as luminous nocturnal creatures invaded for the Dunedin Midwinter Carnival.
Car drives through fence, hits vehicle
Car drives through fence, hits vehicle
Two cars were badly damaged in a crash in Mosgiel.
Capsized kayak sparks police search
Capsized kayak sparks police search
Police are searching the Kawarau River near Roaring Meg after a kayak was seen floating upside down in the river.
Police consider possible link in robberies
Police consider possible link in robberies
Dunedin police are keeping an open mind over whether two robberies within an hour yesterday afternoon were linked.
Uni health sciences plan
Uni health sciences plan
A plan for future investment in the University of Otago’s health sciences division will not involve moving resources from Dunedin.
Fears cuts will cost Phys Ed its identity
Fears cuts will cost Phys Ed its identity
Past and present physical education students are worried the University of Otago is cutting parts of the school which make it special.
More refugees arrive in Dunedin
More refugees arrive in Dunedin
The latest group of Syrian refugees arrived in Dunedin yesterday.
Million-dollar upgrade
Million-dollar upgrade
Kiwirail is spending almost $1million upgrading tracks in the Mosgiel area.
Shop owner left shaken by robbery
Shop owner left shaken by robbery
A Dunedin antique store owner feels vulnerable after being robbed by a masked man who claimed to carry a gun.