Mosque shooting-accused told landlord he would quit Dunedin flat in March
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The Christchurch terror suspect told the landlord of the Dunedin flat he rented he would be leaving the flat in mid-March and did not need to renew the lease.
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Reassurance from councillors
Reassurance from councillors
Tears flowed as councillors expressed ''aroha'' for the Muslim community - and vowed to tackle racism head-on - at a special Dunedin City Council meeting yesterday.
Bus hub opens today
Bus hub opens today
Dunedin's new bus hub will be officially opened this morning.
Sex offender denied release
Sex offender denied release
A sex offender will remain behind bars for at least four more months as he waits for treatment for his predilection.
Heat closes clinic, again
Heat closes clinic, again
A Clinic in the University of Otago's Faculty of Dentistry closed yesterday due to high temperatures inside the building - the sixth time this month clinics have been closed.
Vigil switched to stadium
Vigil switched to stadium
A civic vigil in Dunedin in the wake of the Christchurch terror attack has had to change venue - from the Octagon to Forsyth Barr Stadium - so strong has the response been.
Principal's death felt across sector
Principal's death felt across sector
The sudden death of Kavanagh College principal Tracy O'Brien has left the New Zealand education sector reeling.
One dead in crash near Palmerston
One dead in crash north of Dunedin
One person is dead after a crash on State Highway 1 near Palmerston early today.
Confidence knocked but will resurface
Confidence knocked but will resurface
On Monday, Nisrine Zarzar ventured off her Pine Hill property for the first time since the Christchurch mosque attacks.
Boutique hotel tops heritage awards
Boutique hotel tops heritage awards
A 5-star boutique hotel has won the top award at the Dunedin Heritage Awards.
Dispute over car led to knife incident
Dispute over car led to knife incident
A car-swap gone wrong was the fuel for a man wielding a knife outside a South Dunedin fast-food restaurant, a court has heard.
Dental association rejects academic's view
Dental association rejects academic's view
The New Zealand Dental Association has rubbished an Otago academic's suggestion subsidies for dentistry would need to go hand-in-hand with limits on how much dentists can charge.
Submission date over polytech plan extended
Submission date over polytech plan extended
The deadline for the second round of submissions on the Government's controversial proposal to merge all polytechnics and institutes of technology has been extended.
Logan Park High's Race Unity Day assembly poignant
Logan Park High's Race Unity Day assembly poignant
Logan Park High School's annual Race Unity Day assembly has traditionally projected an atmosphere of celebration.
Islamophobic incidents in city
Islamophobic incidents in city
Islamophobic incidents in Dunedin dating from before the Christchurch terror attacks on Friday have come to light.
Dunedin pupils fearful about going to school
Dunedin pupils fearful about going to school
The grip of terror on Muslim pupils in Dunedin is so strong that the majority did not turn up for school yesterday.
'Terrible mess' left at gardens
'Terrible mess' left at gardens
Dunedin Botanic Garden staff have been left appalled by drunken damage they say is some of the worst they have seen.
Injured Dunedin man tried in vain to save child
Injured Dunedin man tried in vain to save child
A young Dunedin man injured in the mosque attacks on Friday tried in vain to save the life of a child who had also been shot by the gunman.
Club president favours changes but not total ban
Club president favours changes but not total ban
A Dunedin gun club member has joined calls for new restrictions on military-style semi-automatic weapons in New Zealand.
Dunedin councillor calls for Aus senator to resign
Dunedin councillor calls for Aus senator to resign
A Dunedin city councillor has called on Australian Senator Fraser Anning to resign.