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ORC continues move into new premises

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ORC continues move into new premises

Movers shift office furniture from the Otago Regional Council building in Stafford St to "Aonui", its new headquarters at the former The Warehouse site in Maclaggan St yesterday.

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Painted hoiho light up museum

Dunedin artist Frank Gordon with some of the painted, larger-than-life hoiho penguins, which are...

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Painted hoiho light up museum

When Frank Gordon was asked if he would like to paint a yellow-eyed penguin, he was a little perturbed.

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ScottTech secures contracts for $50 million

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ScottTech secures contracts for $50 million

A Dunedin robotics and automation company doing business with global titans Boeing and Pepsi has secured nearly $50 million in new contracts over the past six weeks.

Snow on roads; strong winds for some in South

Snow has fallen on the Crown Range Road and the Milford Road as a cold blast brings strong winds to parts of the South, and there is more heavy rain on the way. MetService has issued a strong wind...

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Hub’s aim to provide support before crisis occurs

University of Otago vice-chancellor Grant Robertson speaks at the opening of the new Student...

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Hub’s aim to provide support before crisis occurs

It was the sort of place he wished had existed when he was a university student.

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Two new mental health crisis cafes announced

Otago Mental Health Support Trust leader Craig de Beer (left) and Mental Health Minister Matt...

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Two new mental health crisis cafes announced

Peer-led mental health ‘‘crisis cafes’’ will be established in North East Valley and South Dunedin over the coming weeks.

Widening views of the history of science

Associate Prof Hugh Slotten, of the University of Otago School of Social Sciences, has been...

Widening views of the history of science

‘‘Eurocentric viewpoints’’ have long tainted world history, so a University of Otago scientist has been tasked with co-organising an international conference which explores the ‘‘global’’ history...

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Candidates grilled at by-election meeting

Dunedin City Council candidates at Dunedin Area Citizens Association meeting last night are (from...

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Candidates grilled at by-election meeting

Finances, transparency and infrastructure were top of mind for voters and candidates at the first public meeting of Dunedin’s by-election.

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Firm owes $5.4m after owner flees: report

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Firm owes $5.4m after owner flees: report

A defunct Otago engineering company owes nearly $5.4 million after its owner fled overseas, according to documents released yesterday.

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Staff shortages affecting care: rest-home resident

Hugh Pedofski outside the Mossbrae rest-home. PHOTO: STEPHEN JAQUIERY

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Staff shortages affecting care: rest-home resident

A Mossbrae rest-home resident is not happy with his care, saying there has been no hot water in his room for more than two weeks and night-time meals are inedible.