'Grave concerns' for missing woman
'Grave concerns' for missing woman
Police hold grave concerns for missing woman Te Anihana Pomana, whose Dunedin mother has gone public with appeals for help, after no confirmed sightings for three weeks.
Gale force winds, snow on the way for South
Gale force winds, snow on the way for South
A cold and windy weekend could be on the way for parts of the South, as snow, gale force winds and possibly tornadoes are forecast to hit tomorrow.
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Sale of land marked for state housing sparks community ire
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Sale of land marked for state housing sparks community ire
The planned sale of land once destined for social housing has sparked the Port Chalmers community into action.
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Mine appealed to PM over denied permit
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Mine appealed to PM over denied permit
The operators of Macraes Mine appealed to the Prime Minister after a Department of Conservation (Doc) decision threatened hundreds of jobs, the Otago Daily Times can reveal.
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Comic a love letter to city and its tales
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Comic a love letter to city and its tales
Dunedin is just a chunky, hearty and bitter bowl of stew.
Family moved by support for critically injured teen
Family moved by support for critically injured teen
A critically injured Southland teenager remains in hospital as support around him grows.
Lambing it up for the camera
Lambing it up for the camera
Aleisha had a little lamb, and all the students flocked to it.
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Opinions split on private hospital plans
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Opinions split on private hospital plans
The man behind the new private hospital project in Dunedin says it will complement, rather than work against, the upcoming new public hospital.
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Assurance little will change for needle exchange operations
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Assurance little will change for needle exchange operations
The boss of the new providers of Dunedin’s needle exchange is reassuring the public very little will change regarding its operations, even as it seeks out new sites for operating.
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Firefighter celebrates 50 years of service
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Firefighter celebrates 50 years of service
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Hamilton looks to George St revamp as inspiration
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Hamilton looks to George St revamp as inspiration
By George — Hamilton loves Dunedin’s main street so much it wants a replica makeover.
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Ceremony cements sense of belonging
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Ceremony cements sense of belonging
New Zealand is home for the Martinez family — and yesterday the American family of five all became citizens.
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Dunedin teacher gets reply to letter after 26 years
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Dunedin teacher gets reply to letter after 26 years
When Julia Cairns wrote a letter to a serving New Zealand soldier as a 7-year-old, little did she know she'd get a reply more than 25 years later.
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Beating the streets way to connect
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Beating the streets way to connect
A Dunedin woman went walkabout one day and has seemingly never stopped.
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Vigil held in remembrance of Nepali protest deaths
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Vigil held in remembrance of Nepali protest deaths
The Nepali community in Dunedin is feeling devastated and helpless after seeing violence unfold at what started as a peaceful protest in their homeland.
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Fifth weka sighting in city spurs theory
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Fifth weka sighting in city spurs theory
If weka do establish a population in Dunedin, that story is starting now, a Dunedin ornithologist says.
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Aim to improve health system
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Aim to improve health system
Changing public policy to improve New Zealand’s health system may sound like a very tall order, if not just a dream in the present economic climate.
Stadium boss 'confident' of major events next year
Stadium boss 'confident' of major events next year
Following concerns there are no shows booked at Forsyth Barr Stadium for the next 12 months, southerners are being assured a string of artists will be announced from November.
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Warning more job losses possible at Otago Polytech
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Warning more job losses possible at Otago Polytech
The tertiary institutions’ financial watchdog has hinted at further job losses for Otago Polytechnic if it wishes to remain autonomous next year.
Boozed young man tries to fight bouncers and cops
Boozed young man tries to fight bouncers and cops
An intoxicated and aggressive young Dunedin man was locked up by police until he sobered up after trying to fight bar security.