Andrew Marshall

Fears of stigmatising social housing tenants and the creation of ghettos were among the views presented by submitters as Kainga Ora came out in opposition to rules designed to provide more social...

New barriers to bowling over some of Dunedin’s more venerable old buildings are being considered as a part of proposed changes to the district plan.

A piece of Dunedin’s underground art history is set to be lost forever, with a last-ditch effort under way to preserve a pair of nearly 30-year-old murals before they are gone.

Two cyclists have been struck on Dunedin's Forbury Rd in separate incidents over the past couple of evenings.

Renovating a prominent Otago Peninsula boat shed has become a retirement labour of love for one Dunedin man.

A return to Alert Level 1 could be just two weeks away, if trends continued.

Steps should be taken to mitigate the effect of LED street lamps on nocturnal insect populations, a Dunedin researcher has said.

Elected members at the Otago Regional Council should not be replaced by commissioners, according to the results of a poll.

The Dunedin City Council has proved to be a digital laggard compared with its council peers when it comes to shifting meetings online during lockdown.

A group of Dunedin landowners say they have been unfairly left out of a plan to boost housing stocks in the city.

Southern pulses may have started to race as traces of Covid-19 were detected in Christchurch wastewater this week, but what does a positive test actually reveal? Andrew Marshall investigates how...

She followed the rules under Alert Level 4, now a Winton woman is stuck in the North Island and feels ‘‘kind of punished’’ for doing the right thing.