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Leary says deleted Facebook post over govt invite was 'silly'

Ingrid Leary says the prime minister's response to Bayly's behaviour is weak. Photo: RNZ

Leary says deleted Facebook post over govt invite was 'silly'

Taieri MP Ingrid Leary says it was "silly" to go on social media and say she was not invited by the government to an event about a planned Mosgiel to Dunedin cycle trail.

Charges against soldier downgraded

Charges against soldier accused of strangling former partner downgraded

The prosecution has downgraded charges against a soldier accused of strangling his former partner.

UN Security Council backs Trump's Gaza plan

US Ambassador to the United Nations Michael Waltz votes in favour of a resolution to consider a...

UN Security Council backs Trump's Gaza plan

The UN Security Council has voted to adopt a US-drafted resolution endorsing President Donald Trump's plan to end the war in Gaza.

NZ could be 'dumping ground' for dirty cars as standards slashed

Does spending money get us going anywhere faster? PHOTO: STEPHEN JAQUIERY

NZ could be 'dumping ground' for dirty cars as standards slashed

The transport minister is dismissing fears New Zealand will become a dumping ground for high-emission vehicles as the government slashes the Clean Car Standard.

$18.3m Lotto win 'opens up whole new world'

A Christchurch man who won $18.3 million in the weekend Lotto draw says it was the first ticket the family had bought in a decade.

One hurt as fender bender snarls Dunedin traffic

Emergency services respond to the two car crash near Queens Gardens. Photo: Gregor Richardson

One hurt as fender bender snarls Dunedin traffic

One person was injured in a two-car crash which briefly stopped traffic in central Dunedin this morning.

Voters split but Hipkins 'comfortable' over CGT

Voters split but Hipkins 'comfortable' over Capital Gains Tax

Labour leader Chris Hipkins says he is comfortable with where the Capital Gains Tax policy has landed, after a survey showed voters were split on the idea.

Lion around St Kilda

I was taken with this sea lion on the path by St Kilda Surf Club this morning.

Police confirm Sanson fire deaths being treated as homicide

The children have been named in the Givealittle campaign for their mother as August, Hugo and...

Police confirm Sanson fire deaths being treated as homicide

Police have confirmed they are now treating the fatal incident in Sanson on Saturday - where three children and their father died - as a homicide.

Country's first rubber road to be trialled in Canterbury

Treadlite New Zealand are working to develop viable and sustainable uses for end-of-life and...

Country's first rubber road to be trialled in Canterbury

The first rubber road in New Zealand is being planned in Canterbury.

Man accused of murdering father and son in house fire named

Jung Sup Lee pictured with his son Ha-il Lee, then 4 years old. Photo: Supplied

Man accused of murdering father and son in house fire named

The man accused of murdering a father and son who died in an Auckland house fire can now be named.

Voices heard before 'deliberately lit' fire tears through Dunedin house

Police evacuated neighbouring properties as a "deliberately lit" fire torched a Dunedin house on a night of suspicious blazes in the city.

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Raising flood resilience, one house at a time

Southern Repiling (Dn) Ltd director Dwayne Hubac, stands next to a house he is raising by nearly...

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Raising flood resilience, one house at a time

Housing has started going up in South Dunedin.

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Jones warns of ‘disembowelled’ economy

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Jones blasts Greens’ pledge: Warns Otago economy would be ‘disembowelled’

Otago's economy would be "disembowelled" if the Green Party follows through on a pledge to revoke any fast-track consents for a pair of gold mines, Resources Minister Shane Jones says.

'Compelling' evidence against murder accused

Gurjit Singh had been married in India and was awaiting the arrival of his wife when he was...

'Compelling' evidence against murder accused

A Dunedin newlywed who was stabbed at least 46 times and almost decapitated was found with a hair in his hand.

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Rainbow crossings will have to wait: DCC

Finishing touches to the Bath St upgrades, including new lighting, cultural works, signs and road...

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Rainbow crossings will have to wait: DCC

The rainbow crossings at the end of a central Dunedin streetscape will arrive next year, the city council says.

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Profiling victim receives apology from Foodstuffs

University of Otago PhD student Sayan Sharma has received an apology from Foodstuffs after he...

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Profiling victim receives apology from Foodstuffs

A Dunedin student who went public with claims he was racially profiled at a centre city supermarket has received an apology from Foodstuffs.

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Kindergartens close for asbestos testing

One of the affected play sand brands. Photo: SUPPLIED / PRODUCT SAFETY NZ

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Kindergartens close for asbestos testing

A third of Dunedin kindergartens will be closed today as testing continues on sand in classrooms which may contain asbestos.

Smooth sailing

Smooth sailing

Gaschem Homer, an lpg tanker, sails up Otago Harbour before berthing at the lpg terminal at noon yesterday.

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Proposal aims to cut hoiho bycatch

A hoiho. PHOTO: DUNEDIN WILDLIFE HOSPITAL

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Proposal aims to cut hoiho bycatch

A Government proposal to help protect hoiho yellow-eyed penguins by prohibiting commercial set net fishing within eight nautical miles of the Otago coastline has left local fishing companies...

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