5G ‘questioners’ air their concerns
A group of 10 gathered in the Octagon on Saturday to question the rollout of 5G in Dunedin.
Emma Perry
Perfect weather for A&P show day
Perfect weather for A&P show day
A balmy day warmed the mood of thousands of visitors drawn to the annual Otago Taieri A&P Show on Saturday.
Man charged following dairy robbery
Man charged following dairy robbery
One person is in custody following an alleged armed robbery at a South Dunedin dairy on Saturday.
Year of the Rat welcomed in spectacular celebration
Year of the Rat welcomed in spectacular celebration
Thousands celebrated the Chinese New Year and the Year of the Rat in Dunedin on Saturday.
Chinese New Year 'special evening' for city
Chinese New Year 'special evening' for city
Preparations for the Chinese New Year celebrations in Dunedin tonight are well under way.
Party time a chance to stay cool in the pool
Party time a chance to stay cool in the pool
Dunedin children cooled off at a pool party held at the St Clair Hot Salt Water Pool yesterday.
Outfitting children massive struggle
Outfitting children massive struggle
Dunedin mum of seven Grace Curwood has plenty of experience buying school uniforms, but each year is a massive struggle.
Uniform costs a stretch
Uniform costs a stretch
Collectively, the caregivers of Otago schoolchildren will spend millions on school uniforms this year. Emma Perry looks at the cost of sending children back to school.
Search for missing teen suspended for the day
Search for missing teen suspended for the day
The search for a teenage boy missing in the sea off Dunedin has been called off for the day and police say they are now searching for a body.
Students volunteer to clean up
Students volunteer to clean up
A group of students is on a mission to clean up Dunedin, one street at a time.
Moderate injuries and produce strewn across road in crash
Moderate injuries and produce strewn across road in crash
Three people were moderately injured in a crash near Roxburgh yesterday.
Water search suspended for second day
Water search suspended for second day
The search for a missing teenage boy in Dunedin waters has been suspended for a second day.
Three hurt in crash near Roxburgh
Three hurt in crash near Roxburgh
Three people have been flown to hospital after a two-vehicle crash in Central Otago.
Coffin cycle journey cut short at last 20m
Coffin cycle journey cut short at last 20m
An arduous 1300km biking campaign to Parliament undertaken by a Dunedin couple came to an end yesterday, but was stopped by security in the last 20m.
Driver charged after pair lose limbs in horror bus crash
Driver charged after pair lose limbs in horror bus crash
A man has been charged with careless driving causing injury following a bus crash near Queenstown in which a girl and woman lost limbs.
Lamb, puppy snaps prevail
Lamb, puppy snaps prevail
The image of a lamb enjoying a summer swing on a tyre was captured by Monica Homes, winning her the 2020 Otago Daily Times Magic Moments photo competition.
Dunedin abuzz with boat visitors
Dunedin abuzz with boat visitors
Dunedin was flooded with visitors yesterday as three cruise ships were in port, carrying up to 10,000 passengers and crew.
Prison restoration bid gets $100,000 boost
Prison restoration bid gets $100,000 boost
The restoration of the former Dunedin Prison has received an added boost.
Spare tyre believed to have caused rollover
Spare tyre believed to have caused rollover
A car rolled on to its roof on the Dunedin Southern Motorway yesterday.
Sick children given ‘wings’
Sick children given ‘wings’
After flying seriously ill children to Auckland's Starship Hospital, Dunedin man Tony McCombe wanted to give something back.