Grant Miller

A revised policy on dangerous or insanitary buildings in Dunedin will do little to resolve a bugbear for city councillors — property owners getting away with allowing their buildings to deteriorate...

A short-term intervention could buy the New Zealand Sports Hall of Fame some time and stave off closure at its Dunedin home.

A contractor that has run into difficulty with the way it has looked after wastewater treatment plants in the Clutha district is also used by the Dunedin City Council, which remains confident its...

The viability of Aurora Energy is not in question, but the state of the books continues to cause unease.

Revenue is up slightly and expenditure down slightly on expectations, but the Dunedin City Council is behind on capital spending.

New hydroslides and improved changing rooms will be part of a $16 million revamp at Dunedin’s Moana Pool.

Five years on from a big storm that flooded South Dunedin, some fixes have been made, but a grand plan mapping out the area’s future has yet to take shape. Grant Miller looks at the...

Dunedin residents wary of any danger from ammonium nitrate being stored near them can rest easy.

A backlog in grass and weed maintenance in Dunedin is expected to be cleared by Christmas.

Sport New Zealand says the likely closure of the national sports hall of fame in Dunedin is regrettable.

Otago Polytechnic’s global engagement director has accepted voluntary redundancy amid a downturn in the international student market caused by Covid-19.

Otago Muslims are not sure suppressing content from the Royal Commission of Inquiry into the Christchurch mosque shootings is doing the right thing by victims.

Spotting an upside-down raft and then searching for its occupants made for a much more eventful afternoon than a group of teenage paddlers near Queenstown had expected.

An arborist will examine an ailing ash tree in central Dunedin to see if it can be saved or if steps can be taken to make it safer.

The New Dunedin Hospital development may extend to a third site in the central city.

A summer trial of train trips from Dunedin will be a chance for the rail operator to test the waters and, if it goes well, themed rides could be a feature of the city’s future.