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DunedinOctober 30

Public asked for feedback about managing Dunedin cats

A proposal attempting to bring in some measure of control around Dunedin’s population of household cats will be put before the public.
Grant Miller
    Public asked for feedback about managing Dunedin cats
    Public asked for feedback about managing Dunedin cats
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    DunedinOctober 30

    ‘I do see Dunedin as a really important part of our priorities’: Hipkins

    Labour leader Chris Hipkins says Dunedin is a really important part of his party’s priorities, and locals can expect to see him back in the city “regularly”.
    Tim Scott
    ‘I do see Dunedin as a really important part of our priorities’: Hipkins
    ‘I do see Dunedin as a really important part of our priorities’: Hipkins
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    DunedinOctober 30

    UBS shaping up for opening ‘early next month’

    Staff at the University Book Shop (UBS) are fully booked for the next couple of weeks, stacking shelves in preparation for the store’s reopening.
    John Lewis
    UBS shaping up for opening ‘early next month’
    UBS shaping up for opening ‘early next month’
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    DunedinOctober 30

    ‘Cheap illegal tobacco’ making it easier for young people to take up smoking

    As cheap illegal cigarettes continue to increase on the black market in New Zealand, researchers have found those who buy them are able to fool themselves into thinking they are still “law-abiding citizens”.
    John Lewis
    ‘Cheap illegal tobacco’ making it easier for young people to take up smoking
    ‘Cheap illegal tobacco’ making it easier for young people to take up smoking
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    DunedinOctober 30

    Class is in session: running a ruler over education policies

    When political leaders talk about education, it often sounds like they have returned to the playground.
    Matthew Littlewood
    Class is in session: running a ruler over education policies
    Class is in session: running a ruler over education policies
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    DunedinOctober 30

    Mentally disturbed Dunedin man told police he was ‘fine’ day before brutal killing with golf club

    Police and mental health staff visited a Dunedin man the day before he committed a brutal killing, a court has heard.
    Rob Kidd
    Mentally disturbed Dunedin man told police he was ‘fine’ day before brutal killing with golf club
    Mentally disturbed Dunedin man told police he was ‘fine’ day before brutal killing with golf club
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    DunedinOctober 30

    Buns of steel: Cheeky vandals force Dunedin council to strip $450k toilets bare

    Dunedin’s new state-of-the-art $450,000 toilets have everything you need — except for seats.
    Laine Priestley
    Buns of steel: Cheeky vandals force Dunedin council to strip $450k toilets bare
    Buns of steel: Cheeky vandals force Dunedin council to strip $450k toilets bare
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    DunedinOctober 30

    ‘Excitement’ at Ronald McDonald House progress

    The parents of a cancer-affected toddler say news of the Ronald McDonald House coming to Dunedin is a big relief.
    Matthew Littlewood
    ‘Excitement’ at Ronald McDonald House progress
    ‘Excitement’ at Ronald McDonald House progress
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    DunedinOctober 30

    Young at heart: retired GP donates his remarkable collection of children’s literature

    There is something special about the best children’s literature: it can be enjoyed by “children” of all ages.
    Matthew Littlewood
    Young at heart: retired GP donates his remarkable collection of children’s literature
    Young at heart: retired GP donates his remarkable collection of children’s literature
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    DunedinOctober 30

    First users of Dunedin Airport’s new playground give it thumbs up

    Some of the city’s finest playground experts were the first to inspect the new facilities unveiled at Dunedin Airport.
    Tim Scott
    First users of Dunedin Airport’s new playground give it thumbs up
    First users of Dunedin Airport’s new playground give it thumbs up
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    DunedinOctober 30

    Artist gets Ong-spired after being slapped in the face by a massive flying political billboard

    Getting battered by a giant flying Benedict Ong has smacked some political aspirations into a Dunedin artist.
    Laine Priestley
    Artist gets Ong-spired after being slapped in the face by a massive flying political billboard
    Artist gets Ong-spired after being slapped in the face by a massive flying political billboard
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    DunedinOctober 30

    Dunedin motel owners ‘blindsided’ by high rate rises

    Dunedin motel owners are up in arms about what they perceive as “excessive” and unexpected rates rises.
    Matthew Littlewood
    Dunedin motel owners ‘blindsided’ by high rate rises
    Dunedin motel owners ‘blindsided’ by high rate rises
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    DunedinOctober 30

    Pancreas: small organ, big attitude

    No, this is not a new fashion statement. Rather, it is a giant pancreas, and it is designed to get New Zealanders talking about pancreatic cancer.
    John Lewis
    Pancreas: small organ, big attitude
    Pancreas: small organ, big attitude
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