Several injured in crashes on icy Dunedin roads
Several people have been injured, one seriously, in crashes on icy Dunedin roads this morning.
Dunedin singer steps out at Abbey Road
Dunedin singer steps out at Abbey Road
A former Dunedin resident is making the most of opportunities offshore by recording at the same studio where The Beatles made music history and the Lord of the Rings soundtrack was forged.
Drunk woman crashed car, assaulted officer: police
Drunk woman crashed car, assaulted officer: police
A drunk woman allegedly assaulted a police officer after crashing her car into a hedge in North East Valley last night.
Councillors under scrutiny
Councillors under scrutiny
The Ministry for the Environment is going to monitor crucial Otago Regional Council meetings after an investigation raised concerns about councillor conduct towards staff.
Restaurant owners left shaken after windows broken
Restaurant owners left shaken after windows broken
Staff at a South Dunedin sushi restaurant have been left shaken after a man was tasered after allegedly going on a window-smashing spree for the second time in one weekend.
Power outage puts uni schedule out
Power outage puts uni schedule out
University of Otago students gather after being turned away from the St David lecture theatre, in Dunedin, because of a power outage yesterday afternoon.
Collision with a power pole leads to transformer fire
Collision with a power pole leads to transformer fire
Emergency services responded to a one-car crash yesterday on the outskirts of Mosgiel that caused a power pole to catch fire.
New life for wool mill site
New life for wool mill site
A historic Dunedin building is undergoing a $3.5 million redevelopment that is due to be completed in October, a developer says.
Affair with patient: Dunedin doctor gets win at tribunal
Affair with patient: Dunedin doctor gets win at tribunal
A Dunedin doctor struck off after admitting a sexual relationship with a patient has had a small win after the Health Practitioners Disciplinary Tribunal reconsidered its penalty decision against him.
Weekend spate of road traffic accidents
Weekend spate of road traffic accidents
Dunedin police have been kept busy by a spate of crashes and collisions over the weekend, including one where a woman allegedly removed her licence plates in an attempt to avoid the law but forgot...
Raily good food: Dining cars prove popular
Raily good food: Dining cars prove popular
It was not so much slow food as stationary.
String of crashes over weekend
String of crashes over weekend
Dunedin police were kept busy by a spate of crashes over the weekend, including one woman who removed her plates in an attempt to avoid the law but forgot her warrant of fitness was still visible.
Ejected bar patron assaulted guard: police
Ejected bar patron assaulted guard: police
A Dunedin man was arrested after assaulting a security guard when he was kicked out of a bar, police say.
Car hits power pole near airport
Car hits power pole near airport
Emergency services are responding to a one-car crash near Dunedin Airport.
Power back on at university
Power back on at university
Aurora Energy raced to respond to a cable fault at the University of Otago this afternoon.
Remembering, 77 years on
Remembering, 77 years on
It happened 77 years ago, far away, but a small group of Dunedin residents made sure on Saturday that the anniversary of the dropping of the first atomic bomb was not forgotten.
Fans of live music make pitch to protect venues
Fans of live music make pitch to protect venues
Undeterred by rain, fans of live music crammed into the Octagon yesterday to loudly tell the DCC and developers that venues urgently need protection before the Dunedin sound fades out.
Man tasered as more Sth Dunedin windows smashed
Man tasered as more Sth Dunedin windows smashed
Owners of a South Dunedin sushi restaurant have been left shaken and a man had to be tasered after allegedly going on a window smashing spree twice at the weekend.
Covid-19: 281 southern cases, one death
Covid-19: 281 southern cases, one death
There are 281 new community cases of Covid-19 and one death to report in the South.
Urgent Doctors closes early due to staff shortages
Urgent Doctors closes early due to staff shortages
Dunedin's Urgent Doctors and Accident Centre was forced to close at 6pm tonight.