One taken into custody after crash
A shirtless man walked away from a badly damaged car after it hit a tree at Corstorphine Park early yesterday.
People urged to shop normally, safely and with kindness
People urged to shop normally, safely and with kindness
Toilet paper has been wiped out at some Dunedin supermarkets, despite retailers encouraging consumers to avoid panic-buying after new Covid-19 restrictions came into force.
Food drive chance to show support for Tonga
Food drive chance to show support for Tonga
The organiser of a food drive in support of Tonga hopes Dunedin residents will dig deep and show the generosity for which Southerners are famed this week.
Tertiary teaching keyed into Red traffic light settings
Tertiary teaching keyed into Red traffic light settings
Dunedin's tertiary institutions say they are ready for the nationwide shift to the Red traffic light setting.
Feedback on coastal plan concluded
Feedback on coastal plan concluded
More than 2000 people have had their say about how Dunedin’s coast should be managed.
Dive-bombing photo-bomber
Dive-bombing photo-bomber
It was like a scene straight out of an Angry Birds cellphone game.
Sweets fuel young duo
Sweets fuel young duo
Sweets, sugary drinks and children are usually a bad mix if an atmosphere of quiet, zen-like concentration is needed.
Sore throat runny nose symptoms to act on
Sore throat runny nose symptoms to act on
Any cold-like symptoms have the potential to be the Omicron variant of Covid-19, but a sore throat or runny nose are two to particularly look out for, an Otago virologist says.
Contributions of exiting SDHB senior manager acknowledged
Contributions of exiting SDHB senior manager acknowledged
Another senior manager has resigned from the Southern District Health Board.
Heritage carriages seen as drawcard
Heritage carriages seen as drawcard
Selling off heritage assets could limit the potential of Dunedin rail when tourism rebounds, a restoration enthusiast fears.
In pictures: Brighton Gala Day
In pictures: Brighton Gala Day
Brighton’s annual gala was held just in time for thousands of people to gather and enjoy themselves.
Spread of virus spurs Red call
Spread of virus spurs Red call
All of New Zealand is now in the Red traffic light zone for the first time, after confirmation that cases of the Omicron variant of Covid-19 had been found in both the North and South Islands.
Funding call for Dunedin road system
Funding call for Dunedin road system
The Government is being called upon to show leadership and provide more funding to help Dunedin create a better transport network.
Artists get to show off work, process
Artists get to show off work, process
Whether you consider yourself a connoisseur of the fine arts or an amateur at the easel, Otago artists had something for you at the weekend.
Thousands make the most of annual Brighton gala
Thousands make the most of annual Brighton gala
Brighton got in its gala on what could be the last day for such occasions this summer.
Events called off due to new setting
Events called off due to new setting
A raft of major events across Dunedin have ground to a halt, following the Government’s move to a Red traffic light setting yesterday.
1914 Voiturette perfect for driving lessons
1914 Voiturette perfect for driving lessons
There may be no more efficient way to learn the fundamentals of driving than by zipping around a paddock in a car from 1914.
Misdiagnosis leads to a years-long battle
Misdiagnosis leads to a years-long battle
A Dunedin man with a rare genetic disorder says he has fallen through the cracks of the system that should have been helping him for the past 15 years.
Hillside demolition makes way for rebuilding
Hillside demolition makes way for rebuilding
Demolition continues on the former fabrication shop at the Hillside railway workshop in Dunedin yesterday.
$2.6m war chest; planning under way for DCC tar clean-up
$2.6m war chest; planning under way for DCC tar clean-up
The Dunedin City Council expects to have a plan in place to deal with its multimillion-dollar toxic mess underground in South Dunedin by the middle of the year.