Traffic like a ‘washing machine’
Traffic in an Outram street has the potential to become like a "washing machine".
Jessica Wilson
Speed limit near facilities ‘inappropriate’
Speed limit near facilities ‘inappropriate’
An Outram woman wants safer roads in her community.
Club clinches grant for renovations
Club clinches grant for renovations
The Taieri Rugby Football Club is getting an upgrade.
Second shot at the top
Second shot at the top
Tai Tupou has been given a second chance at a professional rugby career.
Lockdown screen strain on eyes
Lockdown screen strain on eyes
Some optometrists are seeing an increase in clients with eye strain due to extra screen time during the Covid-19 lockdown.
Helping at op shops now way of life
Helping at op shops turns into way of life
Lorraine Brown has spent nearly half her life volunteering.
New roundabout mooted for Mosgiel
New roundabout mooted for Mosgiel
The Dunedin City Council is seeking feedback on a possible new roundabout.
Geology students support Southland lodge
Geology students support Southland lodge
University of Otago students are doing their bit to keep Borland Lodge open.
East Taieri footbridge closure upsetting
East Taieri footbridge closure upsetting
The Dunedin City Council is planning to remove an “unsafe” footbridge in East Taieri, but residents are upset about the consultation process. Jessica Wilson reports.
Petition launched for beach boardwalk
Petition launched for beach boardwalk
A Dunedin resident has an idea to make use of one of the city’s under-utilised areas.
‘Floods of support’ as gym reopens
‘Floods of support’ as gym reopens
A gym owner was met with “floods of support” when she announced her gym was reopening in Level 2.
Pupils enjoy bubble school
Pupils enjoy bubble school
“Bubble school” may be different for St Clair School pupils, but most have enjoyed it.
Barber looking forward to opening at Level 2
Barber looking forward to opening at Level 2
After 65 years in business, temporarily closing the doors on his Moray Pl barber shop was a sad moment for Selwyn Grave.
Silver Stream bank awaits planting facelift
Silver Stream bank awaits planting facelift
A plan is in place to beautify the Silver Stream bank.
Tools up for property maintenance man
Tools up for property maintenance man
Property maintenance operator Michael Lucas is looking forward to getting back to business.
Fundraiser for 6-year-old BMX rider
Fundraiser for 6-year-old BMX rider
The Dunedin BMX Club is hosting an event to raise money for a young rider with cancer.
Ethnic diversity to be celebrated
Ethnic diversity to be celebrated
Race Relations Week aims to highlight and celebrate the different multi-ethnic communities in Dunedin.
‘Long gone’ Pookie back in safe hands
‘Long gone’ Pookie back in safe hands
A beloved pukeko that went missing from St Kilda three months ago has been found in Mosgiel.
Elmgrove School sets up new community pantry
Elmgrove School sets up new community pantry
Elmgrove School has started a new project to cut down on food waste and give back to the community.
Warning issued for dumping waste in suburban street
Warning issued for dumping waste in suburban street
The Dunedin City Council has issued a warning to a sewage disposal company for dumping waste in a suburban Mosgiel street.