Owner's claws out after cat shot
Another Dunedin cat has come within a whisker of death after being shot in the head, and her family says the ''sick'' assailant needs psychological help.
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Stress-free life for a century
Stress-free life for a century
Attributing longevity to a stress-free life is not what you would expect from a woman with 12 children.
Police appeal after car flees crash
Police appeal after car flees crash
Dunedin police are looking for a driver who fled after a crash in Kaikorai Valley Rd.
Aurora conflict of interest denied
Conflict of interest denied
Aurora Energy insists the review of its electricity network is independent, despite the man once in charge of its power pole maintenance programme now working for the company carrying out the review.
Call to reform local govt voting system
Call to reform local govt voting system
It's 125 years today since NZ women won the right to vote. A Dunedin academic is calling for changes in local government voting to increase the number of women councillors.
Dunedin model of heritage protection
Dunedin model of heritage protection
Dunedin is showing the rest of New Zealand how to protect old buildings, a key figure behind the city's heritage revival says.
School stays silent amid calls for resignation
School stays silent amid calls for resignation
A Catholic college in Christchurch is refusing to respond to calls for its rector to resign over his handling of a teacher's historic sexual offences.
Police maintain presence outside Dunedin schools
Police maintain presence outside Dunedin schools
Police continue to maintain a heavy presence near Dunedin schools after six children were subjected to suspicious approaches this month.
No charges arise from kicking door
No charges arise from kicking door
Police have decided against arresting a man who smashed a door at a Dunedin takeaway in a racial outburst at the weekend, saying the attack was a mental health incident.
Dunedin fraudster used Lomu photo
Dunedin fraudster used Lomu photo
A Dunedin man set up a profile using a photo of All Black legend Jonah Lomu while ripping off four people online, a court has heard.
No objections to on-licence
No objections to on-licence
South Dunedin bar Heff's Hotel is a step closer to reopening after being forced to shut down early this year.
Business-faith study offered
Business-faith study offered
Sound business management skills and spiritual thought are not ideas that necessarily go together automatically.
Pupils impressed by Perth percussionists
Pupils impressed by Perth percussionists
Perth duo Joshua Webster and Catherine Betts, of Kaboom Percussion, visited Balmacewen Intermediate School yesterday, where they entertained about 50 11 and 12-year-olds.
Bike lane issues spark changes
Bike lane issues spark changes
Improvements will continue to be made to Dunedin's new cycle lanes as more problems are reported.
Ringing welcome as Dunedin's royal visitors return
Ringing welcome as Dunedin's royal visitors return
Dunedinites brushed off a Meghan and Harry snub yesterday by welcoming royals much closer to home.
Agribusiness added to curriculum
Agribusiness added to curriculum
A Dunedin school is embracing agribusiness by learning about what happens from paddock to plate.
Drying off
Drying off
A wood pigeon caught in a deluge of rain in central Dunedin on Monday tries to shake itself dry.
Study of arterial disease
Study of arterial disease
A University of Otago researcher has secured nearly $200,000 to continue her research into preventing atherosclerosis, the leading cause of deaths from heart disease.
Aurora court case: Otago people 'will pay the price'
Aurora court case: Otago people 'will pay the price'
The whistleblower who first raised concerns about the failure of Aurora Energy to maintain its network says people across Otago will pay the price.
NZ-made bionic hand up for design award
NZ-made bionic hand up for design award
The Kiwi designers behind a world-leading bionic hand have set their next challenge - to create a much smaller version for children.