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Dunedin-Auckland flights boost welcomed

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Dunedin-Auckland flights boost welcomed

A boost in seats to flights between Auckland and Dunedin will help stimulate spending across the city in time for key events, an industry leader says.

Wild weather ramps up, spreads across NZ

Multiple weather warnings have been issued by MetService. Photo: Screenshot

Wild weather ramps up, spreads across NZ

MetService says a weather system sweeping the country is ramping up, as rain and wind begin to lash different areas.

ACC urges caution in snow season

When it comes to snow-sport-related injuries, Otago is king of the mountain.

Tenancy terminated over assault threats

Leaders from the Salvation Army, and the Anglican and Catholic Churches will appear before the...

Tenancy terminated over assault threats

A man who threw plastic chairs at his frightened neighbours, before letting off a gas bottle in the shared hallway and shouting "boom, boom, you can all die", has lost his Salvation Army flat.

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Woman, dog pulled from ‘Blood Bucket’

The skatebowl at the Mornington Skatepark, known as the "The Blood Bucket". Photos: Gregor...

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Woman, dog pulled from ‘Blood Bucket’

Retrieved from skateboard bowl: One woman, one dog, one ball.

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Road cone hotline 'fuelling risk' of abuse

Road cones mark works near the intersection of Rattray and MacLaggan Sts in central Dunedin....

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Road cone hotline 'fuelling risk' of abuse

The government’s war on road cones is "just fuel thrown on the fire" for road workers already suffering regular abuse, a Dunedin traffic management company boss says.

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Fear school zone will affect Māori community

Queen’s High School Māori prefect Jade Taani stands centre stage in front of He Waka Kōtuia as...

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Fear school zone will affect Māori community

The Māori community at a Dunedin secondary school says its looming enrolment zone will diminish the roots of an important cultural partnership.

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Bus hub 'unsafe, unsuitable': principal

Secondary school students wait for the bus at the 151 Princes St stop in Dunedin yesterday. PHOTO...

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Bus hub issues migrating to other stops, principal says

A lack of action at Dunedin’s bus hub is leading to overcrowding and dangerous conditions elsewhere as fearful students congregate at another stop, a principal says.

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Pines, wallaby programmes set to continue

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Pines, wallaby programmes set to continue

A $2 million work programme to control wilding pines and eradicate wallabies from Otago appears set to continue amid delays from the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) and no funding agreement...

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Deepwater lake monitoring options presented

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Deepwater lake monitoring options presented

Up to $20 million could be required to safeguard Otago’s iconic deepwater lakes, a report to the Otago Regional Council says.

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Council has ‘obligations to protect’ endemic species

Regional endemics to Otago include the flightless Cromwell chafer beetle. Photo: Peter McIntosh

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Council has ‘obligations to protect’ endemic species

Otago is home to 360 species found nowhere else in the world, a new report says.

Retail rage: Man slapped with shoe in Dunedin mall assault

Retail rage: Man slapped with shoe in Dunedin mall assault

A man who assaulted a stranger in the middle of a busy Dunedin mall missed every punch he threw so resorted to a shoe, police say.

Diner knocked down in St Clair hit and run

Bedford St, St Clair. Photo: Google Maps

Diner knocked down in St Clair hit and run

A man out for a meal with friends in St Clair was run over by a stranger after a confrontation escalated.

Teen who nicked parents' car calls mum after crashing

The car had to be towed from the hedge. Photo: Getty Images

Teen who nicked parents' car calls mum after crashing

A young teenager who nicked his parents' car for a joyride around Allanton soon found himself ringing mum and dad after getting the car stuck in a hedge.

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Bus hub: Focus on central city safety

Police scan the bus hub in Great King St, Dunedin, on Friday, after reports of a man with a...

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Bus hub: Focus on central city safety

Preventing crime at Dunedin’s bus hub could hinge on ensuring threats are responded to rapidly, deploying prominent patrols and adjusting the area’s design, a report suggests.

Driver more than five times the limit on SH1

Police are frustrated after extremely high breath alcohol levels were recorded by Otago drivers over the long weekend.

Man loses Dunedin flat after threatening neighbours

Quinton Rihari was evicted from his Dunedin flat after letting off an LPG gas bottle in a shared...

Man loses Dunedin flat after threatening neighbours

A man who threw plastic chairs at his frightened neighbours before letting off a gas bottle in the shared hallway and shouting "Boom, boom, you can all die", has lost his Salvation Army flat.

Cut-back in facilities alarms midwifery body

Parliament looks set to pass a Bill to expand ACC eligibility to include maternal birth injuries....

Cut-back in facilities alarms midwifery body

Slashing the number of birthing rooms by 40% at the new Dunedin hospital is worrying midwives, concerned there may not be enough beds for expectant mothers.

Dunedin to get winter flights boost

On the Auckland-Dunedin route 46 flights will be upgraded from Airbus A320 planes (pictured) to...

Dunedin to get winter flights boost

Air New Zealand is using bigger planes to boost seat numbers between Dunedin and Auckland - for a limited time.

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Real solutions before ‘saving the world’

Flooded streets in South Dunedin and Bathgate Park in June 2015. PHOTO: STEPHEN JAQUIERY

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Real solutions before ‘saving the world’

South Dunedin stormwater issues should be sorted out "before we embark on saving the world", a mayoralty candidate says.

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