Grant Miller

A search for a new home for the New Zealand Sports Hall of Fame has been narrowed down to one location outside of Dunedin.

The seat of Cr Lee Vandervis was empty at this week’s Dunedin City Council meeting and no apology was put to the meeting.

Dunedin's mayor has launched a pre-emptive strike against any argument the city should join a campaign opposing the Government’s controversial Three Waters plans.

An unflattering judgement from Dunedin residents about their council should be read as an opportunity to do better, a city councillor says.

The Dunedin City Council did the right thing by not reaching for the razor to slash operating budgets when the storm clouds of Covid-19 were brewing, Mayor Aaron Hawkins says.

Some planning may be needed for people to avoid getting caught short near the Octagon, in Dunedin.

Dunedin's Great Taste Buffet Restaurant has sought to convince the city’s liquor licensing agency that its staff will have sufficient experience to manage alcohol there.

An extensive review is to be carried out into the value of the Dunedin City Council’s drinking water, wastewater and stormwater assets.

Former Dunedin City Council chief executive Dr Sue Bidrose was paid out $67,525 at the end of her contract for unused annual leave.

A weekend bus service between Dunedin and Palmerston looks likely from next year.

The Otago Regional Council is to dispose of its rabbit-control assets, apart from a depot and oat-processing equipment.

Restive residents of Dunedin have given their council a blunt review — just a quarter of respondents to a survey are satisfied with the performance of the city’s mayor and councillors.

An electric bus performed well in a month-long trial in Dunedin, but converting the city’s diesel fleet will not be as easy as a simple swap.

Dave Cull’s widow took a framed photo of him with her, as she accepted an honour on his behalf.

AN attempt will be made to get the Otago Regional Council and Dunedin City Council to work together on public transport.

Planned improvements to a bus service between Dunedin and Palmerston could be scaled back due to a funding problem.

A document Dunedin city councillor Lee Vandervis relied on to argue against Covid-19 vaccine passes was revised by the Ministry of Health because of its use — or misuse — by anti-vaccination groups.

A crane that has been part of Dunedin’s Hillside railway workshops since the 1920s is to be dismantled, as demolition at the site continues.

The Otago Regional Council’s performance is widely perceived to be unsatisfactory, a survey has shown.