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Hospital shrinks but 'no cuts', says Little
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Hospital shrinks but 'no cuts', says Little
Health Minister Andrew Little has countered criticism about trimmed plans for the new Dunedin hospital by insisting "there are no cuts".
Grant Miller
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Passenger trains between port and city planned
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Passenger trains between port and city planned
KiwiRail says it is working with Dunedin Railways to establish an agreed timetable that will enable the Dunedin company to have access to the tracks to Port Chalmers without disrupting freight.
Crews called to hay baler fire
Crews called to hay baler fire
A hay baler caught fire between Clinton and Balclutha this evening.
Mosgiel water use restricted, Dunedin told to help out
Mosgiel water use restricted, Dunedin told to help out
Water restrictions have begun in Mosgiel to curb high demand in hot summer conditions.
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Fluoride may be required in 8 supplies
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Fluoride may be required in 8 supplies
The Queenstown Lakes District Council has been given a strong signal it may be required to fluoridate up to eight drinking water supplies, at a potential cost extending to millions of dollars.
Father who died trying to save son named
Father who died trying to save son named
The father who drowned trying to rescue his son in Lake Wakatipu has been named as Linkin Kisling (48), also known as Leroy Kaaho.
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Port Chalmers tour train depends on KiwiRail
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Port Chalmers tour train depends on KiwiRail
Otago tourism train rides could run to Port Chalmers by next summer if Port Otago gets its way and KiwiRail grants access.
Two-week road closure in Andersons Bay
Two-week road closure in Andersons Bay
A street in Andersons Bay will be closed for two weeks to allow removal of a tree and loose rock.
Forecast: balmy down south, barmy up north
Forecast: balmy down south, barmy up north
As North Island residents brace for more heavy rain and gales, southerners can expect warm, fine weather for much of the week.
Neutrality on Tarras airport affirmed
Neutrality on Tarras airport affirmed
Executives proposing an airport in Central Otago ran something of a charm offensive, documentation appears to show.
Prisoner transferred after Boxing Day attack on guard
Prisoner transferred after Boxing Day attack on guard
An Otago prisoner is being transferred to Auckland Prison’s maximum-security wing after an assault on a prison officer, the Corrections Department has confirmed.
Boxing Day assault on prison officer results in transfer
Boxing Day assault on prison officer results in transfer
An Otago prisoner is being transferred to Auckland Prison's maximum-security wing after an assault on a prison officer, the Corrections Department has confirmed.
Boxing Day assault on prison officer results in transfer
Boxing Day assault on prison officer results in transfer
An Otago prisoner is being transferred to Auckland Prison's maximum-security wing after an assault on a prison officer, the Corrections Department has confirmed.
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Setting a new direction for council
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Setting a new direction for council
When it was plain Jules Radich would be Dunedin’s next mayor, he made a couple of unsurprising, but telling, observations.
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Leaving library services on a positive note
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Leaving library services on a positive note
Dunedin’s director of library services is standing down after 21 years of leading one of the city’s key facilities. Bernie Hawke talks to reporter Grant Miller about books, technology and the...
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Groyne plan may hit rocks
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Groyne plan may hit rocks
The Dunedin City Council’s push to reinstate a groyne at St Clair Beach is facing rough weather ahead, correspondence seems to show.
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People 'scared off' from Dunedin: Vandervis
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People 'scared off' from Dunedin: Vandervis
Dunedin councillor Lee Vandervis says the city needs to work out what it has done to "scare off" people to other parts of New Zealand.
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Council votes for alternative path to groyne
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Council votes for alternative path to groyne
A 1919 groyne design for St Clair Beach that could be dusted off after more than a century has been re-released by the Dunedin City Council.
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Council turns to 20th century technology
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Council turns to 20th century technology
Reinstating a groyne at St Clair Beach in Dunedin could cost up to $570,000 and the city’s mayor remains convinced the proposed project is a worthwhile investment.
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Council votes for ‘flexibility’ in George St revamp
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Council votes for ‘flexibility’ in George St revamp
Converting much of Dunedin’s main shopping street to one-way traffic is not quite a done deal any more.