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Dunedin
September 3
Ong asked to respond to complaints as university considers trespassing him
Controversial Dunedin city councillor Benedict Ong faces a potential ban from the University of Otago campus after being accused of not listening to students who feel unsafe in his presence.
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Dunedin
September 2
Logan Park alcohol ban proceeds to public consultation
The evidence for banning liquor in public places around Dunedin’s Forysth Barr Stadium and Logan Park may have looked thin to city councillors, but the idea will proceed to public consultation.
Dunedin
September 2
Ong calls trespass notice ‘politically motivated false attack’ after student complaints over conduct
Controversial Dunedin city councillor Benedict Ong is facing a trespass notice from all Otago University Students’ Association property.
Dunedin
September 1
Cr Galer reflects on bathroom broadcast
It was a case of rinse and repeat for Dunedin city councillor Jo Galer.
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Dunedin
September 1
'Tortuous' corners at accident blackspot in line for speed limit cut
There were 72 crashes on a set of 'tortuous' bends on the outskirts of Dunedin between 2020 and 2025.
Dunedin
September 1
Cr Galer ‘open to offers’ from Victoria’s Secret after viral undies video
It was a case of rinse and repeat for Dunedin city councillor Jo Galer.
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Dunedin
August 31
Cycling, walking and ‘wheeling’ pathways for Dunedin up for debate
A 30-year draft strategy for cycling, walking and “wheeling” in Dunedin aims to put the city in the path of funding opportunities, but it will first need support from city councillors.
Dunedin
August 31
Liquor ban could be pitched around Dunedin stadium and Logan Park
A permanent ban on alcohol in public places could be proposed for Dunedin's Logan Park sports hub area and around Forsyth Barr Stadium amid police concerns about crime, disorder and glass.
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Dunedin
August 30
‘Purloined’ assets should be in DCC investment mix: Vandervis
A reorganised set of companies and investments for the Dunedin City Council should one day include waterfront properties and Port Otago, a city councillor says.
Dunedin
August 28
Not enough benefit for Aurora in sharing services, DCHL says
A perceived imbalance in benefits may have been behind a proposed partnership between Aurora Energy and another South Island firm getting dropped, it has emerged.
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