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Town Belt proposal: Car-free area to be considered
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Town Belt proposal: Car-free area to be considered
Pop-up yoga, nature play and AI monitoring technology could be part of a reimagined, car-free area in Dunedin’s Town Belt.
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Musician creates AI Christmas album
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Musician creates AI Christmas album
New Christmas tunes made by a Dunedin musician has hit a controversial milestone by being the first completely synthetic, AI-generated, professionally distributed New Zealand album.
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Rail ticket prices cut 25% after feedback
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Rail ticket prices cut 25% after feedback
A passenger rail venture between Christchurch and Invercargill received a 25% price drop within 24 hours of going live.
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Mayor to head CEO committee
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Mayor to head CEO committee
Dunedin Mayor Sophie Barker appears set to chair the committee that monitors the performance of the city council’s chief executive.
Octagon driver banned from drinking well over limit: police
Octagon driver banned from drinking well over limit: police
A drunk man banned from consuming alcohol fled officers after driving the wrong way through Dunedin's Octagon, police say.
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Family stands by rest-home in wake of allegations
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Family stands by rest-home in wake of allegations
At least one family are tired of being told they should shift their mother out of an embattled South Dunedin rest-home.
Court date after post-awards drinks
Court date after post-awards drinks
A man left his colleague with a chipped tooth and a cut lip after some post-awards drinks in Dunedin turned violent, police say.
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Rescue of Hillside building appreciated by ex-staff
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Rescue of Hillside building appreciated by ex-staff
A former staffer says it means everything to him that a heritage building at Dunedin’s Hillside workshops has been given a second life.
Getting the community on two wheels
Getting the community on two wheels
A community project is making Christmas presents easier for Dunedin families with some deals on wheels.
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ORC staff moot boating rule changes
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ORC staff moot boating rule changes
Drink-driving tests will not hit the water in Otago, but traffic in Otago Harbour will be more closely monitored as changes arrive for boating in the region.
Whānau always happy to do some horsing around
Whānau always happy to do some horsing around
Most of the people at this year’s Forbury Park Trotting Club Christmas on the Grass event left their children at home.
Mosgiel shed fire leads to firearms find
Mosgiel shed fire leads to firearms find
A 75-year-old man who allegedly lit a Mosgiel shed on fire was caught with multiple unlicensed firearms and 150 rounds of ammunition in his car, police say.
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Checkpoint picks up drink-drivers, other infringements
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Checkpoint picks up drink-drivers, other infringements
Police nabbed a driver who had more than twice the legal breath alcohol limit during an early morning centre city checkpoint yesterday.
Research to catch prostate cancer earlier gets grant
Research to catch prostate cancer earlier gets grant
Blood samples from New Zealand men undergoing prostate biopsies could soon pave the way towards a simple blood test for the early detection of prostate cancer.
All aboard the Christmas Express
All aboard the Christmas Express
The Buchan family (from left) Oliver, 5, Sadie, 8, and Teresa, all of Dunedin, prepare to take a ride on the Christmas Express, from Dunedin Railway Station to Hindon, yesterday.
Life’s a beach in early summer heat
Life’s a beach in early summer heat
As temperatures touched 30°C in Dunedin yesterday, the city’s beaches were very popular.
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Derelict former rest-home sold; demolition ‘priority’
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Derelict former rest-home sold; demolition ‘priority’
Dunedin's dilapidated former Glamis Hospital has been sold, and its demolition will be "priority number one", its new owner says.
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George St demolition granted, plans for use uncertain
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George St demolition granted, plans for use uncertain
A pair of heritage buildings in Dunedin’s main street have been given the green light for demolition, but plans to develop them into new apartments are up in the air.
Parkrun addict hits 500 mark
Parkrun addict hits 500 mark
Chris Hext raises his arm in triumph on Saturday, after he completed his 500th parkrun.
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Burgeoning engineers second in two competitions
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Burgeoning engineers second in two competitions
A wind-powered battery design and a practical solution to home security have positioned a Dunedin secondary school team of engineers among the best scientists of their age in the country.