Adjustment to managing major contracts
Adjustment to managing major contracts
The Dunedin City Council plans to adjust the way major contracts are kept on track.
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Triple collision
Triple collision
Emergency services attend a crash at the intersection of Cargill and Stuart Sts yesterday at 9.05am.
Alleged romance scammer in court
Alleged romance scammer accused of duping Dunedin man appears in court
A woman accused of defrauding a Dunedin man out of more than half a million dollars in an alleged 18-year romance scam has appeared in court.
Mother on trial over alleged ‘medical child abuse'
Mother on trial over alleged ‘medical child abuse'
A mother accused of medically abusing her child "wanted to be seen as the medical mother of a sick child", the Crown has alleged.
Pauline Hanson lashed for anti-Islamic vitriol
Pauline Hanson lashed for anti-Islamic vitriol
Australia's One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has been criticised after an extraordinary anti-Muslim rant that has been widely condemned.
Govt mulls toll for Auckland Harbour Bridge
Govt mulls toll for Auckland Harbour Bridge
The government is seeking advice on whether to bring in a toll on the existing Auckland Harbour Bridge, to help pay for a second Waitematā Harbour crossing.
Akaroa to remain cut off overnight due to flooding, slips
Akaroa to remain cut off overnight due to flooding, slips
The town of Akaroa on Banks Peninsula will remain cut off overnight, with State Highway 75 closed because of flooding and slips.
Ta’avao 'heartbroken' over son's death
Highlanders prop Angus Ta’avao 'heartbroken' over son's death
New Highlanders prop Angus Ta’avao has made the gut-wrenching announcement that his ‘‘beautiful boy’’ Leo has died.
Watch: Kayakers run rapids past clocktower
Watch: Kayakers run rapids past clocktower
As the rain fell in Dunedin today the clock started ticking for the inevitable arrival of the Water of Leith kayakers.
One dead, two critical after Sydney stabbing attack
One dead, two critical after Sydney stabbing attack
A man is in custody after three people were stabbed near a Sydney train station, leaving one of them dead.
Multiple complaints about dogs before woman mauled to death
Multiple complaints about dogs before woman mauled to death
A local says there have been multiple complaints about dogs roaming in the area and chasing people before the death of a woman in Kaihu, Northland today.
Former Kiwi league star shot in Sydney drive-by
Former Kiwi league star shot in Sydney drive-by
Former Kiwis and NRL star Matt Utai has been shot multiple times on his front lawn in an ambush attack with no clear motive.
First infrastructure plan for country revealed
First infrastructure plan for country revealed
The report discusses "formidable challenges" to NZ's roads, water pipes, power lines, hospitals, schools and courts.
Wairarapa settlements cut off
Wairarapa settlements cut off
A washout at a single lane bridge has cut off several settlements in southern Wairarapa, including Lake Ferry and Cape Palliser.
IT issues continue to plague Southern hospitals
IT issues continue to plague Southern hospitals
Doctors and nurses at South Island hospitals have been struggling with clinical documents not being displayed or not being saved.
Moa Point sewage: Heated meeting and no clear answers
Moa Point sewage: Heated meeting and no clear answers
Tempers have flared at a packed public meeting over the meltdown at Wellington's Moa Point sewage treatment plant.
Legless drunk driver fails to outrun police
Legless drunk driver fails to outrun police
A Dunedin driver who smashed into a traffic light tried to flee police on foot but was allegedly so drunk he was ‘‘hardly able to stand on his own’’.
Otago and Southland teams meet on the beat
Otago and Southland teams meet on the beat
Otago and Southland Marching Teams met in Gore on Sunday for the biannual combined competition.
Public toilets vandalised
Public toilets vandalised
A vandal who targeted four of Dunedin’s public toilets destroyed ‘‘anything not made of steel and bolted down’’, meaning the DCC is $5000 out of pocket for repairs.
State of Emergency declared in Banks Peninsula
State of Emergency declared in Banks Peninsula
A local State of Emergency has been declared in Banks Peninsula as heavy rain causes flooding, slips, fallen trees and communication outages in the area.