Christmas fun for Mosgiel
A Mosgiel man experienced a Christmas epiphany after seeing an empty lane in his town.
Dunedin
Pair cook up way to honour city's cultures
Pair cook up way to honour city's cultures
A cookbook created by two Dunedin girls celebrates the melting pot of different cultures in the city.
Car Free Day to be marked with Octagon event
Car Free Day to be marked with Octagon event
Dunedin people will get an idea of what our city would be like with fewer cars when Car Free Day is celebrated today.
Last chance on SH88 limit
Last chance on SH88 limit
Port Chalmers residents are being urged to stand up and have their say, one more time, on reducing the speed limit on State Highway 88, near Port Otago.
Harington Point battery site clean-up
Harington Point battery site clean-up
The first steps have been taken towards restoring the historic Harington Point gun emplacements on Otago Peninsula.
Church for demolition
Church for demolition
South Dunedin's St James Presbyterian Church building is expected to be demolished next month.
Two in hospital after North Dunedin fire
Two in hospital after North Dunedin fire
Two people have been taken to Dunedin Hospital after a "suspicious" fire on George St.
Well-staged proposal gains acceptance
Well-staged proposal gains acceptance
As far as wedding proposals go, it was pretty rock and roll.
Columba honours two former pupils
Columba honours two former pupils
A leading Dunedin veterinarian Dr Helen Beattie and international urban designer Skye Duncan were yesterday honoured as distinguished former Columba College pupils.
DHB hopefuls ranked by health society
DHB hopefuls ranked by health society
Candidates for the Southern District Health Board have received a ranking from the Public Health Association on how they best meet its values.
New OUSA president after tight ballot
New OUSA president after tight ballot
Jack Manning has been narrowly elected as next year's Otago University Students Association president and is keen to boost support for student mental health.
'Menace to the community' jailed for drink-driving
'Menace to the community' jailed for drink-driving
A nine-time drink-driver has been jailed for a year and slammed by a judge as "a menace to the community".
Firefighters close at hand
Firefighters close at hand
A St Kilda fire appliance reached a South Dunedin house fire more swiftly than usual on Thursday, because firefighters were fitting a smoke alarm in a nearby street.
Three charged over Andersons Bay ruckus
Three charged over Andersons Bay ruckus
Three people have been charged after police were called to fighting in Andersons Bay and another person was injured after being hit by a vehicle being driven from the scene.
Chills award benefits Christchurch charity
Chills award benefits Christchurch charity
Dunedin band The Chills has given the funds from a major US award it received earlier this year to the Christchurch Foundation NZ: Our People, Our City Fund.
One year's detention for abuse
One year's detention for abuse
A year of domestic abuse has resulted in a Mosgiel man being sentenced to the same period on home detention.
Poll: Who is your choice for Dunedin Mayor?
Poll: Who is your choice for Dunedin Mayor?
With the race for the Dunedin Mayoralty so wide open we thought it would be fun to do a poll. Who is your first choice for mayor?
Fleetwood Mac take to the stage
Fleetwood Mac take to the stage
Fleetwood Mac have taken to the stage, opening with a rousing rendition of The Chain.
Dummy mortar round prompts evacuation
Dummy mortar round prompts evacuation
Dunedin man Dennis Hodge did not expect the Countdown Central car park near the Dunedin central police station to be evacuated when he brought in an old practice mortar bomb yesterday.
Uncontrolled burns give Fenz grief
Uncontrolled burns give Fenz grief
A significant increase in uncontrolled burns in the Otago region has Fire and Emergency New Zealand frustrated.