A law firm has been appointed to review how an OBHS pupil who had travelled from Auckland during Level 4 ended up staying at the school’s boarding hostel before turning up for class.
A worker up a power pole for contracting firm Delta shuts off electricity after a two-vehicle crash at the intersection of Midland and Timaru Sts, in South Dunedin, yesterday.
An electrical junction box was hit in a car crash in South Dunedin this afternoon and a contractor was called in to enable a motorist to get out safely.
The Dunedin city library’s spiritual and prayer space had only just had its official opening when the doors were closed because of Covid-19 restrictions.
Planned regional water entities may be too large and powerful and contentious water reforms may need a reset to get them back on track, Dunedin councillors may tell the Government.
A makeover of Dunedin’s main shopping street is not the only crucial element in creating a compelling destination, a draft report for the city council states.
Dozens of Otago bus drivers continue to wonder where their long-promised living wage is and they have rallied to protest against the hold-up in receiving it.
Three earthquake-prone buildings in South Dunedin, including the old fire-damaged Wolfenden and Russell shop, are set to make way for a modern retail development and office space.
Authorities are investigating how a high school pupil left locked-down Auckland and was allowed to stay a night at a Dunedin hostel, then turn up for class.
Hopes of an imminent return to Covid-19 Alert Level 1 in the South have been dashed after the Government revealed it was wary of easing up on precautions while Auckland remained in lockdown.