'Heavy hearts': Cafe goes into liquidation
'Heavy hearts': Cafe goes into liquidation
The owners of the London Canteen have let their customers know with "heavy hearts" the cafe at Oderings Garden Centre in Barrington has gone into liquidation.
Cook Islands funding frozen over China links
Cook Islands funding frozen over China links
New Zealand has paused its core sector support funding for the Cook Islands after its government signed partnership agreements with China earlier this year, Winston Peters office says.
'Unexplained' Christchurch car park death not missing woman
'Unexplained' Christchurch car park death not missing woman
A woman who died after being found with critical injuries in a Riccarton car park was not Elisabeth Nicholls, police say.
Trump on Iran: 'Nobody knows what I'm going to do'
Trump on Iran: 'Nobody knows what I'm going to do'
Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei rejected Donald Trump's demand for unconditional surrender and the US president said his patience had run out.
NZ embassy staff evacuated from Tehran
NZ embassy staff evacuated from Tehran
Two staff and their families have been evacuated from the New Zealand embassy in Tehran.
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New hospital build boss to get $2.5k a day
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New hospital build boss to get $2.5k a day
A corporate troubleshooter is being paid $2500 a day to lead the new Dunedin hospital’s build due to ministerial claims the project could drag down Health NZ without his leadership.
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'That’s not normal': Driver's quick exit from flaming tractor
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'That’s not normal': Driver's quick exit from flaming tractor
A Dunedin tractor driver confused why there was so much "fog" clouding the rear windscreen had to jump to safety when the vehicle burst into flames.
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Swindler rips off Larnach Castle to tune of $90k
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Swindler rips off Larnach Castle to tune of $90k
A former supervisor at Larnach Castle who stole nearly $90,000 from his employer says he did it because he "wanted more".
Sounds of Swiss Alps echo across city
Sounds of Swiss Alps echo across city
They are loud and proud and know how to attract a crowd.
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Educative approach to smoking, vaping sought
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Educative approach to smoking, vaping sought
Peer pressure will help stub out smoking and vaping in Dunedin public spaces, the city council hopes.
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First step toward demolition of award-winning lecture theatre
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First step toward demolition of award-winning lecture theatre
A planner's recommendation could clear the way for the University of Otago to demolish an award-winning lecture theatre.
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Melting dolphins mimic threat
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Melting dolphins mimic threat
A Dunedin artist has left 54 Māui dolphin sculptures made from ice to melt in the Octagon to draw attention to the species’ fast-approaching extinction.
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How they voted: Councillors split over Israel sanctions Bill
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How they voted: Councillors split over Israel sanctions Bill
A casting vote was needed to break the 7-7 deadlock as Dunedin city councillors voted on whether to support a Bill imposing sanctions on Israel,
Lotto 2491
Lotto 2491
Results from last night's Lotto draw.
All set for a European adventure
All set for a European adventure
Kaikorai Valley College students Alyssa Bayne (left) and Amy Hitchcox, both 17, pose with a skull and a globe in front of their peers, ahead of their European trip later this month.
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'Significant' bus hub disorder included BB gun
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'Significant' bus hub disorder included BB gun
Security guards recorded an average of one "significant" incident every 10 days after taking over at Dunedin’s bus hub in the wake of last year’s fatal stabbing, official information shows.
Project reminder of beauty of city
Project reminder of beauty of city
A University of Otago student has taken it upon herself to remind people of the beauty of Dunedin by creating 100 paintings showcasing the city’s most iconic spots, and some of its hidden gems.
Effectiveness of suicide prevention action plan questioned
Effectiveness of suicide prevention action plan questioned
Whether the new suicide prevention action plan will be effective with a workforce struggling to retain numbers is being questioned by a Dunedin-based mental health charity.
Plan to end census criticised
Plan to end census criticised
The days of the government counting (almost) everything on a five-yearly basis are over, but a leading academic is worried its replacements will not be as effective.
Matariki time for reflection, celebration — and kai
Matariki time for reflection, celebration — and kai
Logan Park High School student Nalia Holmes-Haweturi, 13, enjoys a meal from an above-ground kai cooker at the Otago Polytechnic.