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Name change would add Māori area term
A name change will help a Dunedin school embrace its local cultural heritage — and hopefully stop it getting the wrong mail.
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Council likely $41m short of delivering capital spend
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Council likely $41m short of delivering capital spend
The Dunedin City Council is shaping to be more than $40 million short of delivering its budgeted capital spend, as mystery surrounds what it will get done next year.
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Couple give up fight to get tree removed
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Couple give up fight to get tree removed
A Mosgiel couple have given up the fight to remove a tree they say is threatening their family home, after a second bid for council permission failed.
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Mapping system of avalanche risk being developed
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Mapping system of avalanche risk being developed
Heading off into the mountainous back country of the South Island is becoming increasingly dangerous as climate change increases uncertainty about snow and avalanche conditions.
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Mother to 40 wins award for care
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Mother to 40 wins award for care
As long as there is enough room in her car, Donna Illingworth will "go above and beyond" to take care of any child that needs her help.
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Investigation claims ‘incorrect’: Te Kāika
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Investigation claims ‘incorrect’: Te Kāika
Te Kāika is doubling down on a claim it is not under investigation, despite the Department of Internal Affairs saying otherwise.
Meningococcal vaccines in demand
Meningococcal vaccines in demand
Vaccines for meningococcal disease are "going out the door" at Dunedin pharmacies, after reports of two cases in the city within close proximity of the student quarter.
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Father decries reforms
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Father decries reforms
The father of a University of Otago student crushed to death at a Dunedin flat party says a law change would stand in the way of his efforts to make the city a safer place.
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St Paddy’s Day antics leave police happy
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St Paddy’s Day antics leave police happy
This year’s St Patrick’s Day celebrations have left police happy as the day finished with no fires and no serious injuries.
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New regional council site to open late April
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New regional council site to open late April
The new Otago Regional Council building is set to open late next month and will get straight down to business.
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‘Devolved’ model needs resources: Prof
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‘Devolved’ model needs resources: Prof
The government’s plan to give power over health back to the regions could fail if they forget to staff it properly, commentators warn.
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Worker who groped patient sentenced
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Worker who groped patient sentenced
A worker at a Dunedin care facility who groped an elderly woman with dementia has avoided a jail sentence.
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Hope horror play will empower
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Hope horror play will empower
A Dunedin artist is taking her honours dissertation to the stage with a feminist horror play she hopes will empower people to speak up about violence and abuse towards women.
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Night 'n Day's NEV dairy plan hits opposition
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Night 'n Day's NEV dairy plan hits opposition
Nearby businesses have lodged their opposition against ‘‘unreasonable and unfair’’ parking changes for a new North Dunedin dairy.
Teen busted for drunken Paddy's Day moped jaunt
Teen busted for drunken Paddy's Day moped jaunt
A Dunedin teenager has landed himself a date in court after allegedly taking a passenger for a drunken ride on a moped.
Van, driver winched to safety after 'teetering' over 15m bank
Van, driver winched to safety after 'teetering' over 15m bank
A Dunedin driver found inside a van "teetering" over the edge of a steep bank was reluctant to take their foot off the brake for fear of it toppling over.
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Masseuse says clients lying about alleged groping
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Masseuse says clients lying about alleged groping
A Dunedin masseuse accused of groping two clients says the women made up the allegations.
Call for help to get project over line
Call for help to get project over the line
As the cost of living continues to rise and housing affordability declines, secure retirement living is increasingly out of reach for many older people.
Paddy's Day revellers behaving but 'hours' of drinking left
Paddy's Day revellers behaving but 'hours' of drinking left
Police are reporting St Patrick’s celebrations in Dunedin’s student quarter are "so far, so good".
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Trust keen to lease leaning railway station
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Trust keen to lease leaning railway station
The Middlemarch Railway Station is on a lean but, unlike a certain Italian tower, it is not attracting many tourists.