One injured in North Dunedin skateboard incident
One injured in North Dunedin skateboard incident
One person was taken to Dunedin Hospital with moderate injuries after an incident involving a car and skateboard in North Dunedin this afternoon.
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Woman attacked by dog in North Dunedin
Woman attacked by dog in North Dunedin
A woman was attacked by a dog while observing social distancing outside a chemist in North Dunedin today.
Florists pull out stops for Mother’s Day
Florists pull out stops for Mother’s Day
Mothers will be showered with flowers on Mother’s Day tomorrow if the demand is anything to go by.
Still we drop in for the whisky
Still we drop in for the whisky
The New Zealand Whisky Co distillery installation began at Speight’s Brewery in Dunedin yesterday, after about two years in the making.
Covid extends delays for new hip
Covid extends delays for new hip
Debbie Mansfield is worried she will not be able to work or walk by the time she has a date for surgery.
One serious after truck rolls near Mataura
One serious after truck rolls near Mataura
A person is seriously injured after a truck rolled on Old Coach Rd, near Mataura in Southland.
Call to fund environmental projects
Call to fund environmental projects
The pandemic recovery and nature recovery will go hand in hand, a conservation group says.
Fire crews brace for rise in callouts
Fire crews brace for rise in callouts
Dunedin firefighters are bracing for an increase in emergency calls as more people hit the road.
Oysters back on menu at Best Cafe
Oysters back on menu at Best Cafe
Oyster lovers rejoiced as Dunedin’s Best Cafe reopened its kitchen on Tuesday after a five-week shutdown.
Person freed after car crashes into building
Person freed after car crashes into building
A person had to be freed from a car after it crashed into a building in Invercargill this evening.
An Anzac Day like no other
An Anzac Day like no other
Dunedin families stood together in spirit, but apart in distance, at dawn on Anzac Day - not forgetting those who served the country.
The Pied Piper of Dunedin
The Pied Piper of Dunedin
Sophie McLellan (12), of Waldronville, leads a group of curious neighbours about 2km to the Green Park cemetery on Anzac Day.
Remembering Anzac Day from their bubbles
Remembering Anzac Day from their bubbles
People stood on their driveways and fire crews gathered outside the station as dawn broke over Dunedin this Anzac Day.
As rules ease, give nature space: Doc
As rules ease, give nature space: Doc
People should "give nature space" when lockdown restrictions ease, the Department of Conservation (Doc) says.
Hopes up for beleaguered bird
Hopes up for beleaguered bird
Dedicated watchers of Dunedin’s albatross colony, through the Royal Cam live stream, were relieved to see the return of one famous bird following his month-long disappearance.
Practicalities change but tributes persist in lockdown
Practicalities change but tributes persist in lockdown
In the absence of traditional Anzac Day services, people are being urged to show their respect in more creative ways.
Thousands missing dental care
Thousands missing dental care
"Substanial" dental work deferred in the region will result in an increased demand when restrictions are lifted, the head of Dunedin’s dental school says.
Artist paying his way by painting mural
Artist paying his way by painting mural
An Italian backpacker and artist has added a new mural to the streets while in lockdown at a Dunedin hostel.
Doctor distributes many masks
Doctor distributes many masks
An organisation started by a Dunedin doctor has distributed hundreds of masks to frontline workers to fight Covid-19.
Plastic firm switches production to help fight pandemic
Plastic firm switches production to help fight pandemic
A Dunedin company is bracing for a boom in demand for protective plastic screens as the Government considers whether to ease Covid-19 restrictions.