Hospice to up aged-care palliative support
Hospice to up aged-care palliative support
Otago Community Hospice is boosting the support it gives the provision of palliative support in residential aged care.
Dunedin
Up to 8-week wait for doctor's appointment in Dunedin
Up to 8-week wait for doctor's appointment in Dunedin
It is taking up to eight weeks for some Dunedin people to get an appointment with their doctor.
Workshops, hui to be added to induction programme
Workshops, hui to be added to induction programme
Treaty of Waitangi workshops and marae-based hui with mana whenua will be included in an induction programme for Dunedin city councillors after this year’s election.
568 new cases, 3 deaths in South
568 new cases, 3 deaths in South
There are 568 new cases of Covid-19 and three deaths to report in the South.
Former Arise members allege naked pastor chased intern
Former Arise members allege naked pastor chased intern
Former members of Arise Church allege a naked pastor chased a churchgoer in Dunedin and that interns were mistreated on tour.
Compost fire at green-waste site
Compost fire at green-waste site
Emergency services were called to deal with a compost fire at a commercial green-waste premises in Dunedin this morning.
Driver hurt after collision on motorway
Driver hurt after collision on motorway
A man has been taken to hospital in a moderate condition after his car and a truck collided on Dunedin's Southern Motorway.
Testing times for local search and rescue groups
Testing times for local search and rescue groups
Search and rescue agencies were put to the test at the weekend as some troubling scenarios unfolded near Dunedin.
Supporting cancer cause a snip
Supporting cancer cause a snip
Receiving a haircut from Hayley Gray as part of the Leukaemia and Blood Cancer New Zealand Shave for a Cure fundraiser at the Dunedin Farmers store on Saturday is Joyti Wing, of Mosgiel.
Creativity at forefront at pedal party
Creativity at forefront at pedal party
The Dunedin Public Library has been rocked by a group of intrepid sonic innovators sharing their passion for finding weird and wonderful ways to manipulate audio.
Truby King Reserve magnolia candidate for Tree of the Year
Truby King Reserve magnolia candidate for Tree of the Year
A small, unassuming magnolia tree, tucked away in the overgrown Truby King Reserve at Seacliff, has been named one of six finalists in the inaugural Rakau o te tau Tree of the Year Aotearoa...
Open fire season in Otago
Open fire season in Otago
Permits will no longer be needed when lighting open-air fires in Otago.
Rowing club unveils new skiffs
Rowing club unveils new skiffs
Celebrating the unveiling of one of six new skiffs in Kitchener St beside Otago Harbour in Dunedin at the weekend is Otago Rowing Club member Russell Garbutt.
Gulls can be kept in check
Gulls can be kept in check
An aviation expert is confident the Dunedin City Council can keep gulls away from its planned landfill south of the city.
Science activity fruit-full
Science activity fruit-full
Young scientist Hope Le Gray (5), from Wyndham School, extracts DNA from a banana at Otago Museum on Saturday, assisted by museum staff member Rachel MacJeff.
Landlord made to retract letter under new tenancy laws
Landlord made to retract letter under new tenancy laws
A commercial landlord has been forced to retract a letter demanding Dunedin students decide their plans for next year by the end of this month, after falling foul of new tenancy laws.
Pupils adapt as school rebuild halves space
Pupils adapt as school rebuild halves space
Pupils of a Dunedin school are making do as half their school has been torn down, but the principal says Covid-19 primed them well for the changes.
Poll: Last chance to name that hammer
Poll: Last chance to name that hammer
The judges have hammered out a short-list, and the public are now being asked to vote on what the name of the giant hammer being used to build the new Dunedin Hospital should be.
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