ODTtv: Customary fishing reserve approved in Otago Harbour
Pat Brittenden and Dominic George discuss the approval for a customary fishing reserve in Otago Harbour following an eight-year consultation and proposal process.
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ODTtv: Study seems to show that doctors are safer than midwives - is that accurate?
ODTtv: Study seems to show that doctors are safer than midwives - is that accurate?
Pat Brittenden and Dominic George discuss a study that found babies born under midwife-led care have suffered more incidents of damage than those whose mothers were looked after by doctors.
Glacier guide caught in avalanche
Glacier guide caught in avalanche
A guide from Franz Josef caught in a glacier avalanche in the remote Landsborough Valley is lucky to be alive.
Christchurch toddler becomes a millionaire
Christchurch toddler becomes a millionaire
A Christchurch toddler has become the youngest Bonus Bonds winner.
Craig loses defamation case
Craig loses defamation case
Jordan Williams has won his defamation case against former Conservative Party leader Colin Craig.
Naval officer says sex on ship 'consensual'
Naval officer says sex on ship 'consensual'
The Navy officer accused of sexually violating a junior has told a jury the interaction was consensual.
NZ's economy getting more competitive
New Zealand's economy getting more competitive
New Zealand is the 13th most competitive nation in the world, according to the latest global survey.
Nightclub owner 'betrayed' by theft
Home detention for theft from Dunedin nightclub
A Dunedin nightclub manager who fleeced his friend and business owner of more than $20,000 has been sentenced to home detention.
MH17 report raises serious questions
MH17 report 'raises very serious questions'
A report that found a Russian missile shot down Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 raises very serious questions and New Zealand is committed to ensuring those responsible are held to account, Foreign Minister Murray McCully says.
Aussie chefs to join My Kitchen Rules NZ
Australian chefs new judges of My Kitchen Rules NZ
My Kitchen Rules NZ will be returning to TV screens in 2017, with Australian celebrity chefs taking up judging roles.
Luke Tipene's killer Vincent Skeen denied parole
Luke Tipene's killer Vincent Skeen denied parole
Vincent Skeen has been denied parole six weeks into his five-year prison sentence for the manslaughter of rising teenage rugby league star Luke Tipene.
Richie McCaw becomes Air Force commander
Richie McCaw becomes Air Force commander
He made his name as an openside flanker, but All Black legend Richie McCaw is now a wing commander.
Heart condition possible cause of 7-year-old's death
Heart condition possible cause of 7-year-old's death
A 7-year-old West Coast girl who suddenly died while laughing with her parents may have had an underlying heart condition.
Laser strikes at airports
Laser strikes at airports
A laser has been shone into the cockpits of several flights approaching Auckland Airport this morning.
Deadly crash at US train station
Deadly crash at US train station
A commuter train ploughed into a station in New Jersey at the height of rush hour, killing a woman on the platform and injuring more than 100 people.
US close to suspending Syria talks with Russia
US close to suspending Syria talks with Russia
The United States is close to suspending talks with Russia on a ceasefire in Syria, US Secretary of State John Kerry says.
Flaws in funding formula ‘well known’
Flaws in funding formula ‘well known’
Health officials privately admit the health funding formula does not work for some health boards, departing Green Party MP Kevin Hague says.
Ahoy, Dunedin!
Ahoy, Dunedin!
The cast of The Complete History of the Royal New Zealand Navy Abridged and Commander Claire and the Pirates of Provence arrive in Otago Harbour yesterday for their Arts Festival Dunedin run beginning today.
Ovation for departing planner
Ovation farewells planner
It may be the only time in local government history a city planner has been given a standing ovation in a packed room for his farewell speech.
Dunedin firm wins courthouse contract
Dunedin firm wins courthouse contract
The $20 million restoration and upgrade of Dunedin’s historic courthouse will be carried out by a Dunedin construction company.