Fire engulfs building in South Dunedin
Fire has engulfed a large building on King Edward St in South Dunedin.
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Car catches fire after crash leaving two dead in Dunedin
Car catches fire after crash leaving two dead in Dunedin
Specialist police staff are helping to identify the bodies of two people killed in a fiery crash between a car and truck in Dunedin early this morning.
On the ropes: cable splicer on job at last
On the ropes: cable splicer on job at last
One of the world’s only specialist metal rope splicers has been hard at work in Queenstown, after gaining special permission to enter the country.
Vlogging for friends, family grows into vocation
Vlogging for friends, family grows into vocation
He's starred in a television show, released an album, hung out with celebrities, and has now racked up more than one million subscribers on YouTube.
School holiday rush ‘great morale boost’
School holiday rush ‘great morale boost’
"She's good news."
Emergency services kept busy by blazes
Emergency services kept busy by blazes
Fire crews responded to callouts across the region yesterday morning, including a car blaze in Queenstown, a chimney fire in Omarama and a power outage in Southland.
NZ First MP hopes to make his mark in new electorate
NZ First MP hopes to make his mark in new electorate
WATCH: NZ First list MP Mark Patterson is putting his hand up for the Taieri seat with the boundary changes meaning his farm is now within the electorate.
Southern Newsweek 03 July 2020
Southern Newsweek 03 July 2020
Southern Newsweek 03 July 2020
The South Today bulletin: Friday, July 03
The South Today bulletin: Friday, July 03
The South Today bulletin: Friday, July 03
Explosions, lasers, fire and ice all in the name of science
Explosions, lasers, fire and ice all in the name of science
WATCH: Science enthusiast and educator Amadeo Enriquez-Ballestero will turn the Teachers College Auditorium into an explosive science laboratory for the New Zealand Science Festival's Big Science Show.
St Kevin’s bags record win over Waitaki Boys’
St Kevin’s bags record win over Waitaki Boys’
The St Kevin’s College First XV has notched a record 56-15 win over Waitaki Boys’ High School in their annual interschool clash today.
Taking a shortcut
Taking a shortcut
Bruce Munro has compiled Dunedin’s top 10 shortcuts: a guide to the best clever, hidden, forgotten or, in some cases, barely existent paths, steps and tracks in Dunedin.
Mayor: 'Leave Dunedin out of your racist dog whistle'
Mayor: 'Leave Dunedin out of your racist dog whistle'
Dunedin Mayor Aaron Hawkins has joined Housing Minister Megan Woods in accusing Clutha Southland MP Hamish Walker of racism.
Clark still committed to electorate
Clark still committed to electorate
Dunedin North MP David Clark will stand for re-election in September, despite yesterday resigning as health minister.
Change in plastics to be recycled
Change in plastics to be recycled
A reduction in recycling markets and a bid to improve the quality of recycling has prompted the Dunedin City Council to change what it will collect in its yellow-lidded kerbside wheelie bins.
Gallery conservator cleans early painting at clinic
Gallery conservator cleans early painting at clinic
An accomplished art work by a late Dunedin artist, which depicted Waterloo Bridge, London, attracted extra attention at a free art clinic yesterday.
Completely new front row for Highlanders
Completely new front row for Highlanders
The Highlanders have reworked the old theme song.
Misiloi issues appeal to ‘stop the off-field stuff’
Misiloi issues appeal to ‘stop the off-field stuff’
A Highlanders player has asked for the off-field incidents in the build-up to the annual first XV clash between St Kevin’s College and Waitaki Boys’ High School in Oamaru to stop.
The South Today bulletin: Thursday, July 02
The South Today bulletin: Thursday, July 02
The South Today bulletin: Thursday, July 02
Global Insight: The new 'Indo-Pacific'
Global Insight: The new 'Indo-Pacific'
"Indo-Pacific" is the new code word for "contain China". Significantly, it is a phrase increasingly being used by New Zealand, Professor Robert Patman says.