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University brings in sweeping vax mandates

The Otago University Students' Association has disaffiliated with the Elohim Bible Academy. Photo...

University of Otago brings in sweeping vaccine mandate

The University of Otago has confirmed Covid-19 vaccinations, or government-approved exemptions, will be compulsory for all staff, students, contractors and visitors next year.

Demotion stings for Dunedin list MP

Serious matters ... National Party Dunedin list MP Michael Woodhouse in questioning mode in the...

Demotion stings for Dunedin list MP

Dunedin MP Michael Woodhouse is disappointed to have plummeted down the rankings as new National leader Christopher Luxon revealed a refreshed shadow cabinet with a lack of South Is representation.

Grandmother’s car jumped on by naked stranger

Grandmother’s car jumped on by naked stranger

A 73-year-old woman got a shock when a stranger stripped off and jumped on the roof of her car.

Christmas next hurdle for foodbanks

Volunteer Bob Donaldson (left) and Deloitte intern Finley Mahoney (20) move donated goods into...

Christmas next hurdle for foodbanks

A huge community effort has bolstered foodbank shelves, as demand for support continues to skyrocket.

Stranger strips to sneakers, jumps on car roof, then falls off

A 73-year-old woman got a shock when a stranger stripped off and jumped on the roof of her car.

Season to savour Pixie Town again

Toitu Otago Settlers Museum visitor programmes co-ordinator Chris Watts views one of the scenes...

Season to savour Pixie Town again

After snoozing their way through a rather eventful 2021, the residents of Pixie Town have emerged just in time for some festive fun.

Polytechnics determine vaccination requirements

Southern polytechnics are working through plans for vaccination requirements on their campuses.

Few problems experienced with vax passes

Security guards have been employed to check vaccine passes at the entrance to the Dog with Two...

Few problems experienced with vax passes

Vaccine passes were being scanned with little hassle as the South shifted to the Covid-19 traffic light alert system yesterday.

Vax-cat calming and charming

Port Chalmers Pharmacy customer Anna Hudson cuddles Kevin the kitten while pharmacy owner Angela...

Vax-cat calming and charming

If you’re a bit nervous about getting the jab, Kevin the kitten is here to help.

Mob member caught in meth sting

Police have arrested a 54-year-old man following a burglary at a bakery in Greymouth. Photo: NZ...

Mob member caught in meth sting

A Dunedin Mongrel Mob member has been charged after being found with methamphetamine and LSD during a police sting.

A little confusion, but mostly smooth sailing as Dunedin enters orange

Morning Magpie staff member Pru Jopson says customers had generally been pretty good about having...

A little confusion, but mostly smooth sailing as Dunedin enters orange

It has been mostly smooth sailing for Dunedin cafes on the first morning of the new traffic light system.

Bystanders' attempt to stop drink driver praised

Dunedin's ageing network of amber high-pressure sodium streetlights, viewed from Signal Hill, is...

Bystanders' attempt to stop drink driver praised

Police are praising the actions of bystanders who tried to stop an intoxicated man from driving in central Dunedin.

Abuse inquiry: redress report out

Abuse inquiry: redress report out

A report outlining how the harm experienced by survivors of abuse should be addressed has been delivered by the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care.

Border boost not expected

The easing of border restrictions next year is not expected to have a significant impact on the University of Otago’s markedly depleted international student numbers.

Service given royal recognition

Former Dunedin woman Clara Loughran was made a member of the Royal Victorian Order by Princess...

Service given royal recognition

Joining the ranks of those honoured for their service to the Royal Family was something of a family affair for former Dunedin woman Clara Loughran.

Uni proposes vaccine mandate for all

New Zealand is fast approaching 1200 confirmed cases. Photo: Getty Images

Uni proposes vaccine mandate for all

The University of Otago is proposing making Covid-19 vaccinations, or government-approved exemptions, compulsory for all staff, students, contractors and visitors next year.

Otago University wants compulsory vaccination for all

The University of Otago is proposing making Covid-19 vaccinations, or government-approved exemptions, compulsory for all staff, students, contractors and visitors next year.

Passing police at 141kmh lands man with licence suspension

A female driver received minor injuries after her car went off Blackhead Rd and rolled on...

Passing police at 141kmh lands man with licence suspension

A man who decided to overtake a police car at 141kmh will not be getting behind the wheel again any time in the next few weeks.

Fenz not saying how many Southern crew vaxxed

Fenz not saying how many Southern firefighters vaxxed

It is unclear how many firefighters in the South have refused to comply with the Government’s vaccine mandate.

Licence suspended after passing police at 141km/h

A man who decided to overtake a police car at 141km/h on Dunedin's Northern Motorway won't be getting behind the wheel again any time soon.

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