SUBSCRIBER
'It's unreal': Dunedin mechanic achieves NZ first
Lily Davies always had an uncanny knack of knowing the right spanners to hand to her dad when he was fixing the family car or his tractor.
Dunedin
SUBSCRIBER
Dunedin rape accused described as 'sex maniac'
SUBSCRIBER
Dunedin rape accused described as 'sex maniac'
A woman who claims she was pushed against the wall by a Dunedin businessman did not report it at the time, despite speaking to police soon after.
SUBSCRIBER
Dunedin firm's access blocked by hospital works
SUBSCRIBER
Dunedin firm's access blocked by hospital works
A Dunedin company which discovered entry to its business was changed massively overnight continues to juggle things but says hospital contractor CPB has owned its errors.
SUBSCRIBER
Patent pending for biotech tool
SUBSCRIBER
Patent pending for biotech tool
As the effects of global warming increase, Otago researchers have come up with a biotech ‘‘tool’’ that will help certain plants survive harsh environmental conditions.
SUBSCRIBER
ORC to consult on bus fare changes
SUBSCRIBER
ORC to consult on bus fare changes
Zones are back on the table for Otago bus users on the same day as Labour made a pitch to ride the buses for $10 a week.
SUBSCRIBER
World Cup trumps parents’ birthdays
SUBSCRIBER
World Cup trumps parents’ birthdays
The Fifa World Cup in the United States, or his parents’ 80th birthday celebrations in England?
SUBSCRIBER
Doing the hard yards to meet camp costs
SUBSCRIBER
Doing the hard yards to meet camp costs
Having his pupils miss an ‘‘epic school camp trip’’ due to the cost of living was not an option for one Dunedin primary school principal, so he decided to raise the money himself.
SUBSCRIBER
'It's a s***load': Builder estimated to owe $6 million
SUBSCRIBER
'It's a s***load': Builder estimated to owe $6 million
The estimated debt owed by a failed Dunedin builder has skyrocketed sevenfold to more than $6 million.
Garden in focus for competition
Garden in focus for competition
University of Otago postgraduate student Joy Maymay practises her photography skills at the Dunedin Botanic Garden yesterday.
SUBSCRIBER
Failed Dunedin startup’s creditors out $2.2m
SUBSCRIBER
Failed Dunedin startup’s creditors out $2.2m
A former employee of a failed Dunedin wine startup hopes its founders will never run a business again as the company leaves creditors nearly $2.2 million out of pocket.
SUBSCRIBER
Big fans of wind farm bake cake
SUBSCRIBER
Big fans of wind farm bake cake
A group of Dunedin primary school pupils made a cake adorned with hand-crafted chocolate wind turbines in honour of their favourite wind farm turning 15 years old.
Former Waikouaiti paralympian still going the distance
Former Waikouaiti paralympian still going the distance
For the second year in a row, Evan Clulee exceeded his goals in the nationwide Heart Foundation MyMarathon fundraiser.
SUBSCRIBER
'You're hurting me': Jury sees videos of Dunedin businessman's alleged abuse
SUBSCRIBER
'You're hurting me': Jury sees videos of Dunedin businessman's alleged abuse
A jury has been shown footage of a Dunedin businessman on top of a woman in bed while she says ‘‘I can’t breathe’’.
SUBSCRIBER
Man attacked partner, stole bike after ‘bizarre’ outburst vs owner
SUBSCRIBER
Man attacked partner, stole bike after ‘bizarre’ outburst vs owner
A Dunedin man attacked his partner twice on the same day, assaults which bookended a ‘‘bizarre’’ bike theft, a court has heard.
Deployment longtime ‘aspiration’
Deployment longtime ‘aspiration’
A Dunedin man is spending his days in a historically hotly contested zone between Syria and Israel, ducking missiles in bunkers and monitoring both sides for truce breaches.
SUBSCRIBER
Dunedin man with history of violence back before the court
SUBSCRIBER
Dunedin man with history of violence back before the court
A Dunedin man who nearly made history as one of the nation’s first third-strike offenders is back before the court.
Starting at the bottom
Starting at the bottom
Contractors at the site of the new Dunedin hospital inpatient building work on a steel reinforcing cage that goes into the ground as part of the piling process.
Advice on quitting encouraged for smoke packs
Advice on quitting encouraged for smoke packs
Government policymakers are being urged to follow Canada and Australia by putting inserts in packs of cigarettes showing New Zealanders how to quit smoking.
Readying for rugby clash
Readying for rugby clash
Otago Boys’ High School students perform a haka before the annual interschool First XV game against Southland Boys’ High School at Littlebourne yesterday.
SUBSCRIBER
More non-compliant student flats identified
SUBSCRIBER
More non-compliant student flats identified
More properties in the student quarter have been identified as potentially breaching Healthy Homes legislation.