Tim Scott

Complaining about logging trucks after buying property next to a commercial forest is like living next to an airport and being surprised by planes landing, a forestry chief executive says.

Dunedin's "gravitational pull" in the gaming industry could result in the city become an industry-leading developer in digital health innovation.

Countdown and New World could be next in the firing line over the sale of single-serve high-strength alcohol.

A dead penguin found dumped in a rubbish bin behind a Port Chalmers restaurant was killed by a dog, the Department of Conservation has confirmed.

Pak’nSave and a nearby South Dunedin liquor store are in the firing line as police take a stand against the sale of high-strength beer.

Work is under way at the Foulden Maar site near Middlemarch.

After seven years of seeking a new space, archivists are stunned after receiving the "bombshell news" Dunedin’s archives will remain in their current location.

Increasing Dunedin City Council funding for the arts and culture sector will help bring about a "vibrant, connected, liveable, healthy and thriving" community.

The Dunedin City Council has been challenged to be the first city in the country to make bus fares free to the public.

The fate of Dunedin’s music scene will depend on "robust and resourced" provisions to protect venues.

The Dunedin First Church grounds will be transformed into a "glistening fabled village" to mark the return of the Midwinter Carnival this solstice.