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Woman forced to flee naked to escape abuser
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Woman forced to flee naked to escape violent abuser
A Dunedin woman ran into the street naked to escape her abuser, a court has heard.
Lotto 2481
Lotto 2481
Results from Wednesday night's Lotto draw.
Missing man 'kind-hearted sort of fella'
Missing man Murray 'kind-hearted sort of fella'
A man missing around the Otago Harbour has been described as a "kind-hearted man" living his best bachelor life onboard his yacht.
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Greens keen to get Southerner back on track
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Greens want to get passenger rail back on track
The Green Party wants to supercharge passenger rail in the South - including reviving the Southerner.
Runner rescued after slipping on track
Runner rescued after slipping on track
An injured runner is carried out of the bush at the North East Valley Quarry by firefighters yesterday.
'Insulted' Dunedin survivor files UN complaint
'Insulted' Dunedin survivor files UN complaint
A former Dunedin survivor of historical sexual abuse says he was so "insulted" by the government’s compensation scheme he is taking it up with the United Nations.
Dunedin author wins top award for her poetry
Dunedin author wins top award for her poetry
A Dunedin author has been honoured at the country’s biggest literary arts awards.
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Mosgiel bank closure would make life 'very difficult'
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Mosgiel bank closure would make life 'very difficult'
A proposal to close the Westpac branch in Mosgiel has set off alarm bells in the Taieri community.
Big Careers Expo fan
Big Careers Expo fan
Bayfield High School student George Abbott, 16, holds a 3-D printed Trent 900 axial flow, high bypass turbofan with three coaxial shafts of the Rolls-Royce Trent family at the New Zealand...
Citizens embrace NZ, the cold
Citizens embrace NZ, the cold
The Ganaii family are happy to accept Dunedin’s cooler climate in exchange for the many opportunities the city has provided them.
Stanford students, staff on hunger strike
Stanford students, staff on hunger strike
Stanford University students and faculty launched a hunger strike this week, joining a broader statewide movement calling for universities to divest from companies with ties to Israel in protest of...
Zelenskyy insists on face-to-face talks with Putin
Zelenskyy insists on face-to-face talks with Putin
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said he would attend talks with Russia on the war in Ukraine this week only if Vladimir Putin is also there.
Man jailed for shooting partner in face while on bail for hammer attack
Man jailed for shooting partner in face while on bail for hammer attack
A woman sitting in a parked vehicle was shot in the face by her drunk partner after he fired a gun several times out the window of a house.
Te Pāti Māori co-leaders suspended over haka
Te Pāti Māori co-leaders suspended over haka
Te Pāti Māori MPs will be temporarily suspended from Parliament after performing a haka during the first reading of the Treaty Principles Bill.
Macraes Flat part of feral cat control sausage-bait trial
Macraes Flat part of feral cat control sausage-bait trial
Recent trials of sausage baits to control feral cat numbers are producing exciting results, the Department of Conservation (DOC) says.
Proposed law to reduce speed limit to 30kmh
Proposed law to reduce speed limit to 30kmh
Unsafe roads are forcing parents to drive children less than 1km to school, say safety advocates pushing for lower speed limits.
Murder conviction overturned after 38 years in jail
Murder conviction overturned after 38 years in jail
A man who has spent nearly 40 years in jail for murder has had his conviction overturned by a London court.
Hundreds of blood samples mislaid by courier company: union
Hundreds of blood samples mislaid by courier company: union
A courier company has twice mislaid hundreds of blood samples.
Net migration gain hits lowest level in over two years
Net migration gain hits lowest level in over two years
A dwindling number of migrant arrivals and rising number of long-term departures has resulted in the smallest net migration gain in more than two years.
Minister drops C-word in Parliament
Minister drops C-word in Parliament
Workplace Relations Minister Brooke van Velden has dropped the C-bomb in Parliament in protest over the slur being directed at her in a newspaper column.