Andrew Marshall

Special Rigs for Special Kids has been cancelled for 2021 after a meeting last night described by an organiser as one of the hardest the group has ever had.

A 36-year-old man has been charged with failing to comply with a Covid-19 order after allegedly travelling from Auckland to Wanaka over the past seven days.

Left with lifelong health complications after contracting polio when he was 3 months old, a 64-year-old Cromwell man says the vaccine hesitant need to think about their future health.

Heritage values are being pitted against higher density housing as a 120-year-old High St house is set to be demolished to make way for blocks of flats.

The speed limit in Mt Cargill Rd is set to drop to 60kmh from 80kmh, but the Dunedin City Council has backed off from implementing more wide-ranging rural speed limit reductions.

Police have recommended Octagon bar Vault 21 not receive a full three-year liquor licence after a pair of bar fights in recent months.

Cars were backed up as far as the eye could see after a nose-to-tail crash involving four cars blocked traffic on the Southern Motorway late yesterday afternoon.

A three-car crash blocked Dunedin's Southern Motorway for a time early this evening.

Motorists should expect delays on the road to Port Chalmers over the next two months, with a section of State Highway 88 to reduce to one lane until the end of November.

A Ngai Tahu leader has called for a rethink on a movement to change New Zealand’s official name to Aotearoa, saying it risks overlooking the South Island.

A woman is to appear in court after fleeing the scene of an accident in Dunedin yesterday morning.

The man charged with bringing Dunedin’s George St revamp to fruition says he is focused on making the project a "win-win" for everybody.

A motorist involved in a two-vehicle crash in Dunedin this morning will face court after leaving the scene and failing to stop for police. 

Fire engines were gathered outside the Dive Otago building on Wharf St after receiving a call about a gas leak this morning.

Residential roosters are on the chopping block under new rules proposed by the Dunedin City Council.

Refugees and the disabled community are two groups set to benefit from new social housing waiting list criteria from the Dunedin City Council.