Probable noise at building site sparks callout
Probable noise at building site sparks callout
Police have given the all-clear after reports of a firearm being discharged in central Dunedin this afternoon.
Dunedin
Allied health workers taking industrial action
Allied health workers taking industrial action
Allied health workers do the "unglamorous but vital" tasks in the health system and should be compensated fairly, a frustrated southern employee says.
Moa bones offer climate clues
Moa bones offer climate clues
Analysing the DNA in moa bones may hold the key to answering questions about what will happen to other New Zealand species when they attempt to adapt to climate change today and in the future.
Aged care crisis: Nurses backpay parity call
Aged care crisis: Nurses backpay parity call
Nurses working in aged residential care have added their voices to those of their managers in calling on the Government for greater support for the sector.
Extra hydroslides possible in upgrade
Extra hydroslides possible in upgrade
The two hydroslides at Dunedin’s Moana Pool could be replaced by more than two new ones when the complex is redeveloped.
Schools backed to ditch coal burners
Schools backed to ditch coal burners
The Ministry of Education is paying to replace all remaining school coal boilers across the country, a large number of which are in Otago and Southland.
742 new cases, 4 deaths in South
742 new cases, 4 deaths in South
There are 742 new cases of Covid-19 and four deaths to report in the South.
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