Tim Scott

Residents of a South Dunedin street say they are being "continually flooded with sewage" and are demanding the city council fix the problem.

Outram's rugby club has been told there is a "high expectation" there will not be a repeat of behaviour that raised concerns ahead of its 125th celebratory jubilee.

A team of recent art school graduates hope the launch of their new crowdfunded gallery will help emerging Dunedin artists make their mark on the city’s arts scene.

Reports of discarded bottles, a wobbly patron and "fresh vomit" have called the sale of alcohol at Outram’s rugby club into question.

Organisations around Dunedin are joining forces to stand with the city’s transgender community against a proposed Bill they call "preposterous".

A Dunedin printing company hopes it will be able to double its output once its planned new factory is completed.

Dunedin's Regent Theatre has been granted a liquor licence after being grilled for selling "nothing more than snacks" alongside large pours of wine.

A company that once operated a popular South Dunedin tavern has been liquidated, leaving behind more than $100,000 of remaining debt.

A Dunedin charity worker has found herself at the centre of a "misinformation" campaign believed to have originated from the United States.

A pair of Dunedin business owners were so set on staying in the city they decided to relocate their recently bought Auckland beauty company to home turf.

A Dunedin man sick of booked taxis taking "hours upon hours upon hours" to arrive has had enough of waiting.

Otago chocolate lovers are among the most ethical when it comes to getting their sugar fix, with nearly 60% saying they would stop buying the confectionery from brands with ties to child labour.