Sex charge after Waihola public toilet incident
A man has been charged with sexual violation after an incident at a public toilet in Waihola last week.
Dunedin
Seven face charges after drink-drive blitz
Seven face charges after Dunedin drink-drive blitz
Seven people are facing drink-driving charges after a weekend blitz by police in Dunedin.
Inquiry into fire at hospital
Inquiry into fire at hospital
The Southern DHB is investigating after a fire in a Dunedin Hospital seminar room last night.
Woman in hospital after crashing car into pole
Woman in hospital after crashing car into pole
A young woman has been taken to hospital after crashing her car into a power pole in Green Island this morning.
Fire crews called to alarm at office building
Fire crews called to alarm at office building
Fire crews attended a false alarm at a central Dunedin office block today.
‘We’ve come so far’: Hyde St organisers
‘We’ve come so far’: Hyde St organisers
Organisers of the annual Hyde Street Party expect the event to only get better next year after an "awesome" and almost incident-free party on Saturday.
300 at 10th Feastock
300 at 10th Feastock
Bands including Julian Temple Band, Left Or Right, Koizilla, Rhythmonyx, Heka and Osmium entertained about 300 people at the 10th annual Feastock concert in the backyard of 3 Fea St on Saturday.
Castle the key to a competition win
Castle the key to a competition win
Building castles is not as easy as fairy tales would have you believe.
70-year journey began on bicycle for two
70-year journey began on bicycle for two
When Patrick and Iris Aughterlony first set eyes on each other more than 70 years ago, they knew they were meant to be together.
Pukehiki church marks 150 years
Pukehiki church marks 150 years
Preparing afternoon tea for the 150th anniversary of the Pukehiki Community Church yesterday are Pukehiki Hall Society members Janice Aldis (left) and Lynn Samuels.
High flying and backyard conservation
High flying and backyard conservation
Backyard Kiwi ranger Todd Hamilton addresses a crowd of more than 50 children, parents and interested members of the community at Orokonui Ecosanctuary during Earth Day yesterday.
Leading lady has reputation to ride on
Leading lady has reputation to ride on
Priscilla comes with quite a reputation and she is certainly one to be respected.
Job rumours suggest ACC
Job rumours suggest ACC
Speculation abounds over the mystery organisation bringing 300 jobs to Dunedin, and ACC is potentially in the mix.
Violet (100) on the ball and never far from the ball
Violet (100) on the ball and never far from the ball
Violet Byers spent nearly 40 years playing and umpiring netball, and claims she "never once" got an injury on court.
Surf to Stadium runners enjoy post-race atmosphere
Surf to Stadium runners enjoy post-race atmosphere
This year’s Surf to Stadium event was a "huge success" as runners braved cool weather and enjoyed the "carnival-like atmosphere" at the end, the organiser said yesterday.
More water monitoring
More water monitoring
The Otago Regional Council plans to spend about $35 million over 10 years on increasing freshwater monitoring to help it achieve new clean-water targets.
Call for Govt data-mining watchdog
Call for Govt data-mining watchdog
A new watchdog is needed to regulate how government-run artificial intelligence is sifting through our personal data, an expert panel from the University of Otago says.
Anzac service role ending
Anzac service role ending
Looking out over the crowds attending Anzac Day services will be bittersweet for Dunedin RSA president Major (Rtd) Lox Kellas.
Variety of events to mark Anzac Day
Variety of events to mark Anzac Day
The dawn service on Anzac Day will be especially poignant this year, as New Zealand moves into the final year of the World War centenary commemorations.
Valley Project job ends as funding runs out
Valley Project job ends as funding runs out
One Dunedin man wants the Government to offer more funding to allow people with disabilities into jobs.