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Benefits of Moana Pool’s heat recovery upgrade uncertain

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Benefits of Moana Pool’s heat recovery upgrade uncertain

Reliance on LPG at Moana Pool in Dunedin is set to be reduced when the heat recovery system is upgraded, but the extent of efficiency gains is not yet clear.

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Club’s licence could be cancelled, judge warns

The St Kilda Bowling Club had its liquor licence suspended for one month recently by the Alcohol...

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Club’s licence could be cancelled, judge warns

A Dunedin bowls club has been warned its liquor licence is ‘‘on a knife-edge’’ after being accused of behaving more like a bar than a sports club.

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Waste diversion initiatives put on hold, emissions target at risk

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Waste diversion initiatives put on hold, emissions target at risk

Consideration of schemes to keep construction and demolition waste out of landfills has been delayed by the Dunedin City Council.

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Stuffed wildlife care raises awareness for hospital

Emi-Rose Linzey, 7, patches up her stuffed giraffe Luna at the Wildlife ER session at Tūhura...

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Stuffed wildlife care raises awareness for hospital

A giraffe with a broken neck and a unicorn with a sprained horn were just some of the injuries being patched up by a collection of Dunedin’s youngest new vets.

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HNZ not considering more hospital cuts

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HNZ not ‘currently’ considering further hospital cuts

Health New Zealand (HNZ) says it is not ‘‘currently’’ looking at further cuts to the new Dunedin hospital amid cost pressures caused by the conflict in Iran.

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Rescue team back cyclone response effort

Outside the Paihia Fire Station are the Surf Lifesaving NZ Southern swiftwater rescue team...

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Rescue team back cyclone response effort

All the way up north and little or nothing to do.

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Chinese tourist numbers increasing

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Chinese tourist numbers increasing

A major resurgence in tourism around Otago may be on the horizon, as a growing body of travel data from Chinese tourism platforms and travel industry reports suggests Chinese tourism to New Zealand...

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Threshold in reach: new party leader

The Opportunity Party leader Qiulae Wong is aiming high. PHOTO: LINDA ROBERTSON

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Threshold in reach: new party leader

Three times The Opportunity Party has tried to cross the 5% threshold to make it into Parliament and three times it has failed.

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‘Creep’ jailed, 40 years on from crimes

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‘Creep’ jailed, 40 years on from crimes

A Dunedin sex offender described by his victims as an ‘‘evil predator’’ and a ‘‘creep’’ has been locked up.

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St Kilda Brass win back-to-back national titles

St Kilda Brass band members and conductor Peter Adams hold some of the silverware they won at the...

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St Kilda Brass win back-to-back national titles

Teamwork makes the dream work.

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Vigilante attack broke man’s eye socket

The attack happened outside the Stadium Tavern Bar in Alexandra. Photo: Google Maps

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Vigilante attack broke man’s eye socket

A manager at an Alexandra bar attacked a man in an act of vigilante justice, leaving him with a broken eye socket and needing to have a piece of bone surgically removed.

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Man sentenced for role in bid to steal scaffolding

The scaffolding is constructed and seats installed for the Otago Daily Times temporary stand at...

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Man sentenced for role in bid to steal scaffolding

Two men posed as tradies in a failed attempt to steal scaffolding from a Dunedin building, a court has heard.

Starmer says UK won't support Hormuz blockade

Sir Keir Starmer has brushed off calls to resign. Photo: Reuters

Starmer says UK won't support Hormuz blockade

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said on Monday that whatever the pressure, Britain would not be dragged into the Iran war nor be involved in a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.

Former Ports of Auckland CEO loses appeal over worker's death

Former Ports of Auckland chief executive Tony Gibson. Photo: RNZ

Former Ports of Auckland CEO loses appeal over worker's death

The High Court has dismissed an appeal from a former Ports of Auckland chief executive who was found guilty in relation to the death of a worker.

Calls for independent checks on healthy homes standards

Calls for independent checks on healthy homes standards

Housing advocates want an independent certification system so that landlords can't just mark their own homework and say that their properties meet healthy homes standards.

Trump launches bizarre attack on 'weak on crime' Pope

Pope Leo, the first US pope, has questioned the Trump administration's policies. Photo: Getty Images

Trump launches bizarre attack on 'weak on crime' Pope

Donald Trump forcefully criticized Pope Leo in an unusual, direct attack on the leader of the 1.4-billion-member Catholic Church that drew immediate rebuke from believers.

Chch stadium boss calls for transparency over event funding

Venues Ōtautahi chief executive Caroline Harvie-Teare. Photo: RNZ

Chch stadium boss calls for transparency over event funding

The boss of Christchurch's new stadium is calling for greater transparency over how the Government is divvying up its $40 million events attraction package.