Otago Peninsula Fallen Soldiers' Memorial
Standing since 1923, the stone figure of a World War I infantryman gazes out over the Otago Harbour entrance.
Parent prosecuted as part of truancy crackdown
Parent prosecuted as part of truancy crackdown
The government is taking a parent to court over their child's chronic absence from school as part of the truancy crackdown heralded by Associate Education Minister David Seymour.
Suspect charged with attempting to assassinate Trump
Suspect charged with attempting to assassinate Trump
The man accused of opening fire at a Washington dinner attended by Donald Trump has been charged with attempting to assassinate the US president.
'Devastating' crash leaves three dead on Desert Road
'Devastating' crash leaves three dead on Desert Road
Updated 7.48 am
Three people are dead after a crash between a car and a tanker on the Desert Road in the central North Island.
One killed in Christchurch crash
One killed in Christchurch crash
One person has died in a single-vehicle crash in Christchurch overnight.
SUBSCRIBER
All yours, shark: sighting clears water at St Clair
SUBSCRIBER
All yours, shark: sighting clears water at St Clair
About 100 people reportedly exited the water at Dunedin’s St Clair Beach yesterday after the alarm was sounded over a possible shark sighting.
SUBSCRIBER
Not lovin’ it: pepper spray hits police, too
SUBSCRIBER
Not lovin’ it: pepper spray hits police, too
Three Dunedin police officers required first aid after getting hit with pepper spray while arresting a man outside a McDonald’s.
SUBSCRIBER
Attempted murder charge laid
SUBSCRIBER
Attempted murder charge laid
A man has been charged with attempted murder after a stabbing at a Central Dunedin home.
SUBSCRIBER
Ornate table off to Aust
SUBSCRIBER
Ornate table off to Aust
An ornate, nautical-themed table handmade by a Dunedin woman’s late husband is soon to be taken out of storage and shipped to its new life across the Ditch.
SUBSCRIBER
Care urged after Otago firewood-related injuries cost $2m in 2025
SUBSCRIBER
Care urged after Otago firewood-related injuries cost $2m in 2025
Winter is fast approaching and people with log burners are working just as quickly to restock their firewood supply before the proverbial chill hits the fan.
SUBSCRIBER
Campus $100m over budget; ready in September
SUBSCRIBER
Campus $100m over budget; ready in September
The University of Otago's redevelopment of the Christchurch Campus should finally be ready in September, more than $100 million over its original budget.
Speedy DNA sex test to boost kākāpō, takahē recovery efforts
Speedy DNA sex test to boost kākāpō, takahē recovery efforts
A new DNA testing method developed in the North Island will give a boost to a couple of rare southern bird species.
SUBSCRIBER
Fellow breast cancer survivors sought for team
SUBSCRIBER
Fellow breast cancer survivors sought for team
A Dunedin breast cancer survivor who has fallen in love with dragon boat racing wants to create a local team with others who have shared the experience.
Ups, downs of fishing, foraging part of the fun
Ups, downs of fishing, foraging part of the fun
Dunedin cousins Nick Price (left) and Harris Aupouri had a great day and not such a great day yesterday, snorkelling off Katiki Beach.
SUBSCRIBER
Super Round in city a goal after Christchurch success
SUBSCRIBER
Super Round in city a goal after Christchurch success
Three days, 10 rugby teams, five rugby matches — Christchurch’s Super Round of Super Rugby has inspired Dunedin to look at holding a Super Round here.
SUBSCRIBER
Strategy on ballot paper highlighted by councillor
SUBSCRIBER
Strategy on ballot paper highlighted by councillor
Voters in the Dunedin City Council by-election who put all their eggs in one basket by backing one candidate only may inadvertently help a candidate they do not like, a councillor has pointed out.
SUBSCRIBER
Candidates’ key priorities detailed in debates
SUBSCRIBER
Candidates’ key priorities detailed in debates
Voting remains open in the Dunedin City Council by-election for two more weeks. One of the key dividing lines between the 14 candidates is experience. Reporter Grant...
Long Beach penguins found dead in cave
Long Beach penguins found dead in cave
A Long Beach resident had to quickly shield her toddler's eyes after they walked into a cave filled with dead penguins.
More phone, video consults in health response plan
More phone, video consults in health response plan
The Ministry of Health is finalising a response plan which could see more video and phone consultations under escalation of the government's National Fuel Plan.
Greens label mining permit granted as 'utterly unacceptable'
Greens label mining permit granted as 'utterly unacceptable'
The Green Party says the government's decision to grant a prospecting permit on heritage land is unacceptable.