Global Insight: Trump causing tension for NZ govt
Donald Trump’s aggressive protectionism could threaten the unity of New Zealand’s coalition government, warns Prof Robert Patman.
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ODT Rugby Chat: Form players share insights
ODT Rugby Chat: Form players share their insights
Today on ODT Rugby Chat we talk to two of the form players in club rugby this year, Lucas Casey from Kaikorai and Cam Burgess from Dunedin.
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ICU beds: Mayor has 'no intention’ of fighting cut
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ICU beds: Mayor has 'no intention’ of fighting cut
Dunedin Mayor Jules Radich says he has no problem with the govt’s plan to cut a third of intensive care unit beds from the city’s new hospital and has "no intention" of fighting the move.
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Teen car thieves to go unpunished
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Teen car thieves to go unpunished
A Dunedin woman says she is being "punished for someone else’s crime" after the teenagers who stole her car got away with a "mere slap on the hand".
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Rainbow crossing on horizon: councillor
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Rainbow crossing on horizon: councillor
Dunedin city councillor Mandy Mayhem hopes to be dancing over a Dunedin rainbow crossing before the year is out.
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Cemetery project makes grave discovery
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Cemetery project makes grave discovery
At least three probable unmarked graves were discovered using ground-penetrating radar at Cromwell Cemetery and it is very likely more will be discovered.
ODT Landers Chat: Skipper fronts up after tough run
ODT Landers Chat: Skipper fronts up after tough run
It’s been a tough few weeks for the Highlanders so we decide to talk to captain Timoci Tavatavanawai (Jim) the captain about just how challenging it has been.
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Award-winning artwork a matter of chipping away at it
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Award-winning artwork a matter of chipping away at it
Alex Hodge reckons it would be a great story if his first award-winning artwork was inspired by a cricket ball flying through his kitchen window.
Tribute paid to employees killed or injured at work
Tribute paid to employees killed or injured at work
Karen Ferguson still remembers the day her dad, Mick Day, went to work and never came home.
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Dunedin quick to lower students’ colours
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Dunedin quick to lower students’ colours
Dunedin came out of the blocks on Saturday at Logan Park on a sunny autumnal afternoon with a point to prove after a sluggish start to the division 1 club season.
Weighing up the options at a tricky intersection
Weighing up the options at a tricky intersection
Gerard O’Brien travels daily through the Pine Hill Rd-Great King St intersection on his commute and believes NZTA may have overlooked a simple solution.
ODT Landers Chat: Two big weeks coming - Joseph
ODT Landers Chat: Two big weeks coming - Joseph
On ODT Landers Chat today coach Jamie Joseph breaks down the year so far and acknowledges the coming two weeks are big in the Highlanders' season.
Dunedin premier rugby - final scores
Dunedin premier rugby - final scores
The final scores are in for the fifth round of Dunedin premier rugby.
What a buzz
What a buzz
A Royal New Zealand Air Force P-8A Poseidon (No 5 Squadron) buzzes over the Dunedin RSA (square grey building, centre left) following their Anzac Day service yesterday.
ODT Rugby Chat: Young stars making impression
ODT Rugby Chat: Young stars making impression
On ODT Rugby Chat this week we catch up with two young stars of the early stages of the Dunedin club season.
Exhibition honours port residents who served in WW1
Exhibition honours port residents who served in WW1
A Dunedin woman’s five-year passion project has turned into an Anzac display at a maritime museum.
Teens claim honours at SI champs
Teens claim honours at SI champs
The young ones shone brightest at the annual South Island championships in Dunedin at Easter.
Dunedin premier rugby round five wrap-up
Dunedin premier rugby round five wrap-up
Harbour first five Rique Milne produced a stunning performance to guide his side to a 35-32 win against Green Island in a cracking game at Watson Park.
Southerners brave cold for Anzac services
Southerners brave cold for Anzac Day services
Crowds have braved chilly conditions to turn out for Anzac Day services in the South this morning.
Thousands pay respects
Thousands pay respects
Thousands of people braved the morning chill at the Cenotaph in Queens Gardens, Dunedin, to pay their respects to those who have served NZ.