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Benefits and opportunities of cycle trails highlighted

Geoff Gabites (centre) of Cycle Journeys based in Christchurch talks to Dunedin Tracks and Trails...

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Benefits and opportunities of cycle trails highlighted

Dunedin risks missing out on a significant tourism boost if it does not connect to Otago’s sprawling cycle trail network.

Above average temperatures predicted for winter

Above average temperatures predicted for winter with less snow on the slopes

While many southerners may be rubbing their hands together with glee at news that temperatures are "very likely" to be warmer than average over the next three months, others may not be so pleased.

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Invest heavily now: submission

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Invest heavily now: submission

A call for Dunedin to invest heavily in achieving its zero carbon plan has been backed by 150 Dunedin residents.

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Cause of kākāpō disease identified

Kākāpō Tuarima is in the Dunedin Wildlife Hospital with crusty bum. PHOTO: DEPARTMENT OF...

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Cause of kākāpō disease identified

As if the odds were not already stacked against New Zealand’s critically endangered kākāpō population, now Otago researchers are trying to save them from another plight — crusty bum.

'Deeply personal' event to honour stepmother

Kate Vaha'akolo is hosting a Pink Ribbon event to raise funds for the Breast Cancer Foundation,...

'Deeply personal' event to honour stepmother

When Kate Vaha'akolo lost her stepmother to breast cancer earlier this year, it left her searching — searching for a way to deal with the grief, and bring awareness of breast cancer to other women.

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Club seeks help for new lights

The rugby training lights at the Green Island Rugby Football Club top ground on Thursday night....

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Club seeks help for new lights

One of Dunedin’s biggest rugby clubs is asking the council to help keep the lights on at one of the city’s busiest training fields.

Aim to create drugs to combat antibiotic resistance in animals

University of Otago researchers Dr Allan Gamble and Prof Sarah Hook are re-engineering...

Aim to create drugs to combat antibiotic resistance in animals

Chemically modified antibiotics which only activate in the presence of infection may be the answer to the world’s growing antibiotic resistance problem.

Henry and chums ready to delight

Henry and chums ready to delight

Dunedin Model Train Show organiser Trevor Buchanan places Henry on a Thomas the Tank Engine track yesterday at the Taieri Bowling Club.

Community pitches in to aid flood victims

Dunedin resident Krystal Brens and Proctor Auctions owner Ronnie Proctor hope a charity auction...

Community pitches in to aid flood victims

A little bit of everything is up for auction to support a Dunedin family still dealing with the fallout from last year’s floods.

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Stream of toxicity

The Kaikorai stream emerges, bottom centre, from Kaikorai Valley, under and around industrial...

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Stream of toxicity

A Dunedin river sits at death’s door, hidden from sight and needing rescue for more than a century.

Anger, frustration after Canterbury floods

Some Canterbury residents have voiced their frustration following flooding this week that they say could have been prevented.

Thailand reports first anthrax death

Thailand has reported its first anthrax-related death, prompting a public health alert after authorities identified hundreds potentially exposed.

Party-goer damaged $333k art piece at gallery

Olafur Eliasson, Firefly biosphere (falling magma star), 2023; Installation view: Olafur Eliasson...

Name suppression for party-goer who damaged $333k art piece

A woman who damaged a piece of artwork worth $333,000 while attending a ball at Auckland Art gallery last month has been granted interim name suppression.

'Huge night' for Reform UK party

Reform UK party leader Nigel Farage celebrates the victory by his party's candidate in the...

'Huge night' for Reform UK party

Nigel Farage's Reform UK party made early gains in local English election results and dramatically won a parliamentary by-election by the smallest ever margin.

Labor in driver's seat as Aussies go to polls

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. File photo

Labor in driver's seat as Aussies go to polls

Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton have made last-ditch bids to convince Australians why they should lead for the next three years.

Tourist dies after house bus wood burner left open

Tourist dies after house bus wood burner left open

A Coroner has found a fatal house bus fire might have been avoided if there had been clear instructions on how to use the wood burner.

'Huge loss': Sir Bob Jones dead at 85

Sir Bob Jones is being remembered for his intellect and humour in tributes following his death, which was announced today.

Senior doctors not ruling out more strike action

Newly qualified public health specialist Maeve Hume-Nixon says she's struggled to get a job in...

Senior doctors not ruling out more strike action

The senior doctors' union is not ruling out further industrial action, as Health NZ scrambles to reschedule the thousands of cancelled operations and specialist appointments.

Hundreds of tyres shredded after metal spill

Hundreds of tyres shredded after metal spill on Aussie motorway

Flying metal shards punctured hundreds of car tyres along a major highway connecting two Australian cities, bringing traffic to a screeching halt.

Hunt on for driver after fatal crash in Auckland

Hunt on for driver after fatal crash in Auckland

One person is dead and another critically injured after two cars crashed on Auckland's Dominion Rd overnight.

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