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Exercise physiology students helping folk stay mobile
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Exercise physiology students helping folk stay mobile
Jeffrey Batts reckons if he can get in or out of his car without his leg locking up, he is having a good day.
Funds to buy community hub fall short
Funds to buy community hub fall short
"We tried, but could not get over the last hurdle."
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'My suffering doesn’t matter': Victim outraged as child sex offender freed early
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'My suffering doesn’t matter': Victim outraged as child sex offender freed early
The victim of an Otago sex offender says her abuser charmed his way into an early release while she suffers a "life sentence" of trauma.
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Council sports facilities plan a ‘wake-up call’
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Council sports facilities plan a ‘wake-up call’
A plan for Dunedin’s future sporting investment is a "wake-up call" about the city’s ageing infrastructure, a councillor says.
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Second chance at life treasured
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Living life to the fullest after transplant
Natalie Brown never takes for granted her second chance at life.
Cold front set to bring rain, strong winds
Cold front set to bring rain, strong winds
Spring may be just around the corner, but winter is not done with us yet.
Team’s car struck by falling tree on motorway
Team’s car struck by falling tree on motorway
A squash team ended their season on a low note after a freak accident while driving home after their final match of the season.
Breastfeeding session chance to connect
Breastfeeding session chance to connect
As part of World Breastfeeding Week, mothers and babies came together for a group breastfeeding session at Brighton Beach. The event created a space for connection and support.
Getting treatment causing migraine: study
Getting treatment causing migraine: study
As if having a migraine was not already painful enough, getting effective treatment for one in New Zealand is nearly as bad.
Scenic stroll
Scenic stroll
Trojan Riding owner Troy Vidgen enjoys a stunning Karitane day as she walks two of her horses up the Waikouaiti estuary.
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Man calling himself 'Lucifer, God' stripped off and stole from Dunedin store
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Man calling himself 'Lucifer, God' stripped off and stole from Dunedin store
A Dunedin man claimed he was God after he was arrested for stripping in the middle of a store and stealing clothes.
ACC staff protest ‘unacceptable pay offer’
ACC staff protest ‘unacceptable pay offer’
ACC employee and PSA union member Amy Murray, of Dunedin, stands with about 60 protesters outside the new ACC building at Queens Garden yesterday.
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Residents in for ‘heck of a shock’ over cost of water delivery
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Residents in for ‘heck of a shock’ over cost of water delivery
Dunedin residents are in for a "heck of a shock" when they see the cost of delivering water services, councillors say.
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Council seeks trial for social housing at lodge
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Council seeks trial for social housing at lodge
The Dunedin City Council is pushing to lead a trial of social housing at a former holiday park after the government left it "sitting empty".
Fallen tree brings highway trip to crashing halt
Fallen tree brings highway trip to crashing halt
Four people were involved in a car crash north of Dunedin after crossing paths with a fallen tree on the road.
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‘Urgent need’ for more staff cuts, polytech told
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‘Urgent need’ for more staff cuts, polytech told
Otago Polytechnic’s bruising round of redundancies has not gone far enough and further staff cuts are "urgently" needed, cabinet papers say.
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New book-a-seat bus service ‘unreliable’: residents
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New book-a-seat bus service ‘unreliable’: residents
Mosgiel residents are being left high and dry thanks to the botched rollout of a new on-demand bus system, a regular user of the service says.
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Child sex offender admits breach of order
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Child sex offender admits breach of order
A high-risk Dunedin child sex offender has admitted breaching another court order.
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Refs ‘don’t want to give up their Saturdays to be abused’
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Refs ‘don’t want to give up their Saturdays to be abused’
Referees are walking away from community sports because they "don’t want to give up their Saturdays to be abused on the sideline", an Otago sporting leader says.
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