Surf's up
Surf's up
Nearly 100 secondary school surfers have gathered at St Clair Beach in Dunedin for the national scholastic championships.
Pathology should not be main focus: call
Pathology should not be main focus: call
The government needs to stop using a pathology building as a "smokescreen" and get on with building a new regional hospital inpatient building in Dunedin as promised, an insider says.
'Difficult to hear' daughter's death preventable
'Difficult to hear' daughter's party death preventable
Deaths similar to Sophia Crestani’s are inevitable if student drinking culture does not change, a student advocate says.
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Gold rush’s potential contribution welcomed
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Gold rush’s potential contribution welcomed
Otago's gold rush is on — and southern mayors have welcomed a potential significant contribution to the region’s economy.
First port of call
First port of call
Port Chalmers Historical Society president Kaye Henderson and committee member Shirley Jack were adding the final touches to the Port Chalmers Maritime Museum displays yesterday.
Scary journey
Scary journey
Carol Krueger Theatre Productions’ Hansel and Gretel opens at the New Athenaeum Theatre tomorrow.
Fleeing driver found hiding in wardrobe
Fleeing driver found hiding in wardrobe
A woman whose driving sparked a police chase in a Dunedin suburb was later found hiding in a wardrobe.
'Packed in like sardines': Coroner finds Crestani's death preventable
'Packed in like sardines': Coroner finds Crestani's death preventable
Sophia Crestani’s death at a Dunedin party was a preventable tragedy, a coroner says.
Warnings made a ‘big difference', resident says
Warnings made a ‘big difference', resident says
Carol and Johan La Rooy were new residents in South Dunedin when the 2015 floods hit.
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All safe after flat blaze in Forth St
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All safe after flat blaze in Forth St
Neighbours described seeing "orange flames raging through the dark sky" as a student flat burned on Sunday night.
Dunedin cop 'assaulted by 14-year-old girl'
Dunedin cop 'assaulted by 14-year-old girl'
A 14-year-old girl allegedly assaulted a police officer after being caught trying to steal a car in South Dunedin.
NZTA warns of further delays on SH88
NZTA warns of further delays on SH88
Drivers can expect up to 30 minute delays between Port Chalmers and the city as cleanup on State Highway 88 continues.
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'We need more pumps, we need more pipes'
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Infrastructure gets tick, but more needed: mayor
South Dunedin streets were dry yesterday and only Forbury Park remained under water after the low-lying suburb was once again inundated by an overwhelming amount of rain.
Imported run club proves a local hit
Imported run club proves a local hit
Running is often the last thing people want to do on a Monday morning, but for the founder of a Dunedin run club it is the best way to start the week.
Blunting Damocles’ sword
Blunting Damocles’ sword
A contractor for NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi clears loose rocks above State Highway 88, Ravensbourne, yesterday.
Before and after
Before and after
The site where the Lodge St John has stood for nearly 100 years is being reduced to rubble.
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United response needed: PM
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United response needed: PM
New Zealand needs a national response to climate change adaptation challenges, "not just bespoke responses where councils go off and do their own thing", the Prime Minister says.
Security issues may have curtailed visit
Security issues may have curtailed visit
Security issues may have marred Christopher Luxon’s first visit to Dunedin since he became prime minister.
Carpark, pathology seemingly ruled out
Carpark, pathology seemingly ruled out
Carparking and a pathology lab appear to have been ruled out of being part of the new Dunedin hospital budget by the prime minister.
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