For the children
For the children
Tayla Galletly (left), of Dunedin Hospital’s children’s ward, receives a gift of a new PlayStation 5 for the ward from Images of the Past Dunedin representative Lorraine Clark at the ...
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Gum disease remedy studied
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Gum disease remedy studied
A University of Otago researcher is working with the world’s number one-ranked dental school to study the ability of a new mānuka oil nanoparticle gel to treat gum disease.
Ponzi scheme fraudster declined parole
Ponzi scheme fraudster declined parole
A Dunedin Ponzi scheme fraudster, who ripped off investors for more than $15 million, has told the Parole Board he is ‘‘a good budgeter’’.
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Up the wipers: Winter Warriors near top of enterprise league
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Up the wipers: Winter Warriors near top of enterprise league
These Warriors are doing just as well as their league counterparts.
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Bride takes bridle path to wedding
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Bride takes bridle path to wedding
Courtney Henry made a more unforgettable than usual entrance to her wedding on Saturday.
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Limiting voting rights ‘slap in the face’ for iwi
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Limiting voting rights ‘slap in the face’ for iwi
Limiting voting rights on council committees to elected members has been described as a ‘‘slap in the face’’ for local iwi.
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Drug could double survival time: prof
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Drug could double survival time: prof
A newly tested drug for treating pancreatic cancer could double the survival time of sufferers, a University of Otago oncologist says.
Crews arrive to find house fire ‘well-involved’
Crews arrive to find house fire ‘well-involved’
A firefighter is sprayed down after attending a house fire in Mosgiel yesterday.
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Aim to get poor land back to earlier state
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Aim to get poor land back to earlier state
A slice of nature is being laid out in Karitane — driven by personal experiences from living further south.
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Speed limit set to be lowered despite wishes of submitters
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Speed limit set to be lowered despite wishes of submitters
A speed reduction on a stretch of coastal Dunedin road is one step closer to being approved, despite most submissions backing the status quo.
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For sale — but with a wee catch
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For sale — but with a wee catch
The house of Dunedin’s first secondary school rector has sat, long forgotten, below a central city street, and now someone has the chance to breathe new life into it.
What is it, home town or birth town?
What is it, home town or birth town?
Embattled councillor Benedict Ong has cast doubt on a statement he made repeatedly during his election campaign — that he was born in Dunedin.
Support for festival humbling
Support for festival humbling
This year’s Eid al-Adha multicultural festival went so well the organisers want it to become even bigger next year and get other groups on board.
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Ong dodges business interest questions
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Ong dodges business interest questions
A verbose Dunedin city councillor is dodging questions about his companies and a promise he made before the election.
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Dogs great, small descend on city for show
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Dogs great, small descend on city for show
They came in all shapes and sizes and many had the sweetest smile.
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Hāpai card pool fees approved
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Hāpai card pool fees approved
A Dunedin woman is thrilled her proposal to make the city’s pools more financially accessible for disabled people has been accepted by the council.
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Caregiver, transport funding cuts denounced
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Caregiver, transport funding cuts denounced
Members of the disability community and their advocates held a small but committed protest in Dunedin on Saturday against planned changes to disability support and services.
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Highland dancing and piping championships
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Highland dancing and piping championships
Dunedin played host to the annual King’s Birthday Highland and National Dancing Championships and Solo Piping Competition over the weekend.
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Winter conditions challenge competitors
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Winter conditions challenge competitors
Part of a 16-strong field sets off on a choppy Otago Harbour yesterday for the 20km race at the IceBreaker Challenge.
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BBQ comp fires up early
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BBQ comp fires up early
A new competition took place at Forsyth Barr Stadium yesterday and there was not a ball in sight.