Drunk men climbed crane at new hospital site, police say
Drunk men climbed crane at new hospital site, police say
Two young men were arrested after allegedly climbing to the top of a large crane at the new Dunedin hospital site while drunk.
Student killed in crash 'will be greatly missed'
'Fantastic young man': School student killed in crash
A Canterbury high school student who died in a crash near Rangiora on Saturday morning has been remembered as a young man with "lots of energy and charm".
National slides in poll, ACT and NZ First rise
National slides in poll, ACT and NZ First rise
Both the major parties have lost support in the latest The Post/Freshwater Strategy poll, but Labour remains ahead of National.
US and Iran reach deal to end war
US and Iran reach deal to end war
US and Iranian officials say they've agreed on a peace framework for a deal to end their war, halt the US blockade of Iran and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, a critical shipping lane.
Swiss reject population cap in referendum
Swiss reject population cap in referendum
Switzerland has rejected a proposal to cap its population at 10 million as voters prioritised economic stability and ties with the EU over immigration concerns.
Hopes new OCD therapy could become part of public health system
Hopes new OCD therapy could become part of public health system
Clinical psychologists are hoping a new kind of OCD therapy, known as the Bergen 4-Day Treatment, will become part of the public health system.
Skydivers and pilot killed in US plane crash
Skydivers and pilot killed in US plane crash
Eleven skydivers and a pilot have in a crash of a private plane in Missouri, aircraft operator Skydive Kansas City has confirmed.
Watchdog needed for election-year spending squabbles, economist says
Watchdog needed for election-year spending squabbles, economist says
An election-year tiff about policy spending highlights the need for an independent watchdog to weigh in on the country's big, expensive problems, an economist says.
Concerns mental health funding may not match need
Concerns mental health funding may not match need
Any investment in mental health is welcome, say psychiatrists - but they're concerned the government's $100m worth of solutions is unlikely to fix current problems and may create new ones.
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‘Unseen, unheard’ over limit change
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‘Unseen, unheard’ over limit change
Residents of a small coastal Dunedin community feel ‘‘unseen and unheard’’ after a committee recommended reducing speed limits despite overwhelming opposition.
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Knit in public day celebrates crafts
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Knit in public day celebrates crafts
There was nary a dull moment when more than 60 knitters, embroiderers and weavers joined forces in Dunedin to celebrate Worldwide Knit in Public Day.
Support for Ukraine undiminished
Support for Ukraine undiminished
Ukrainian activist Olha Viazenko and her friends protest the ongoing Russian war against Ukraine.
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Stonewood build ‘nearly broke’ clients
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Stonewood build ‘nearly broke’ clients
A homeowner says his young family faced delays and unexpected costs and their experience with an indebted Dunedin builder ‘‘nearly broke’’ them.
MPs visit Mosgiel to discuss traffic safety, inland port
MPs visit Mosgiel to discuss traffic safety, inland port
A more safety-conscious approach has to go with any road development in Mosgiel, Taieri MP Ingrid Leary says.
Cat adoption day ‘wildly successful’ for felines
Cat adoption day ‘wildly successful’ for felines
Cat Rescue Dunedin Charitable Trust chairwoman Debby Foster packs up a sign after a successful cat adoption day at Beachlands Speedway yesterday.
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The success of city parkruns - 599 and counting
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The success of city parkruns - 599 and counting
It could be just what the doctor ordered.
Student flats 'uninhabitable' after blaze
Student flats 'uninhabitable' after blaze
Two student flats in Dunedin have been deemed ‘‘uninhabitable’’ following a blaze that witnesses say caused a hoard of household appliances to explode.
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Lights, stories, performances thrill carnival attendees
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Lights, stories, performances thrill carnival attendees
Thousands gathered to celebrate light in the darkness of winter at a sold-out Dunedin Midwinter Carnival.
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Mosgiel not high priority for NZTA
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Mosgiel not high priority for NZTA
Mosgiel faces the ‘‘brutally clear’’ truth its traffic woes will never be a high priority for this government, NZTA has warned.
Dunedin Midwinter Carnival
Dunedin Midwinter Carnival
Glowing creatures illuminated the night at the Dunedin Midwinter Carnival. ODT photographer Peter McIntosh was there to capture the event.
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