Vandervis, Elder to contest mayoralty
Two more incumbent Dunedin city councillors - Lee Vandervis and Rachel Elder - have joined the race to become the city's next mayor.
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More sand stripped from Ocean Beach
More sand stripped from Ocean Beach
High seas have stripped away more sand protecting an old landfill under Dunedin's Kettle Park, along the Ocean Beach coastline, but the Dunedin City Council says there is still no need to intervene.
'The geese need to go'
'The geese need to go'
They're back, but what was good for the geese before them may again be good for the gander.
'Parklets' coming
'Parklets' coming
''Parklets'' will begin cropping up in George St in central Dunedin next month.
Vandervis, Elder join mayoral race
Vandervis, Elder join Dunedin mayoral race
Two more incumbent Dunedin city councillors - Lee Vandervis and Rachel Elder - have joined the race to become the city's next mayor.
Rattling the Chains: Dave Cull
Rattling the Chains: Dave Cull
Dunedin's outgoing mayor Dave Cull fronts up to Ian Telfer about his nine years in the job, the intense workload and his disappointment about not landing a five-star hotel.
Kerbside collection bags to go
Kerbside collection bags to go as green waste, rubbish bins considered
Change is coming for Dunedin's kerbside collection system, as the city considers whether to switch to a wheelie bin service for rubbish and organic waste.
Staynes reckons Dunedin will be getting new deputy mayor
Staynes reckons Dunedin will be getting new deputy mayor
Dunedin can expect to have a new deputy mayor as well as a new mayor after October's local body elections.
Crackdown on drivers parking in bus stops
Crackdown on drivers parking in bus stops
Drivers contemplating parking in bus stops may want to think again as the Dunedin City Council cracks down on the practice.
Council replacing sports ground lighting
Council replacing sports ground lighting
Dunedin's rusted, cracked and ageing sport field lights are set to be replaced at a cost of about $500,000.
No 'fair go' from DCC over shelter
No 'fair go' from DCC over shelter
The man locked in a dispute with the Dunedin City Council over an ''illegal'' firewood shelter says he will take down the offending structure.
Peninsula Connection on track despite accidents
Peninsula Connection on track despite accidents
Work on the Peninsula Connection project remains on track, despite the site being temporarily shut down after two accidents in less than two weeks last month, the Dunedin City Council says.
Camping grounds losing out, operator says
Camping grounds losing out, operator says
Dunedin's camping grounds are losing out because campers are choosing to stay free of charge at the city's newest freedom camping site, an operator says.
New dam regime likely to cost
New dam regime likely to cost
The Dunedin City Council is warning costs could rise when a new regulatory framework for dam safety is introduced by the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment.
Council votes to incentivise use of low-emission vehicles
Council votes to incentivise use of low-emission vehicles
Incentivising the use of low emission and electric vehicles will help Dunedin meet its environmental goals, city councillors say.
Council to review mobile trading bylaw
Council to review mobile trading bylaw
Dunedin's new mobile trading bylaw will cover everything from buskers to e-scooter companies and even future drone delivery services.
Vote on new Mosgiel pool site delayed
Vote on new Mosgiel pool site delayed
A vote to approve the location of Mosgiel's new pool has been delayed as the Dunedin City Council seeks more information.
Parking facts needed to inform debate
Parking facts needed to inform debate
A new survey of central city parking supply and demand in Dunedin will add some much-needed facts to the debate about the city's parking situation, councillors say.
Numbers in mayoralty race growing
Numbers in mayoralty race growing
The race for the Dunedin mayoralty is expanding as more candidates confirm their plans to run.
Baldwin St signs a puzzle for DCC
Baldwin St signs a puzzle for DCC
The Dunedin City Council is yet to decide what to do with signs claiming Baldwin St as the world’s steepest.