Grant Miller

Efforts by the Dunedin City Council to be more open with the public about its workshops hit a snag this week.

Detailed plans for a new performing arts building in Dunedin have been pitched as a recipe for enabling professional theatre, community productions and school shows to thrive.

The government should take seriously an intractable problem of building owners getting away with "demolition by neglect", the Dunedin City Council says.

Ratepayers could bear the brunt of a government proposal to retreat from subsidising some roading emergency works, the Dunedin City Council has warned.

The departing boss of Dunedin’s major stadium says splitting his time between the city and Australia did not compromise his ability to do the job.

A former primary school in a growing seaside community in Dunedin could become a recreation centre if momentum builds behind the idea.

A group calling for Dunedin rates rises to be curbed doubts the message has been received loudly and clearly by the council.

Selling Aurora Energy or keeping the company is a big financial and strategic call for the Dunedin City Council. Grant Miller digs into the deal with debt.

Tweaks could be made to the Dunedin City Council’s governance oversight, as efforts to produce more effective arrangements continue.

Adjustments will soon be made to traffic speed limits around some Dunedin schools — mainly its high schools.

A recently approved subdivision in Helensburgh, Dunedin, is attracting significant interest from people looking to buy sections, the landowner says.

An 11th-hour redesign could be needed to salvage a proposal to build a workers’ accommodation complex in Queenstown.

Quite a lot of upsizing and downsizing is happening with Dunedin’s new green-lidded bins.

Adjustments to the Dunedin City Council’s chief executive appraisal committee improve upon "a more ad hoc process" run under previous councils, the city’s mayor says.