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Pub given its final warning at hearing
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Pub given its final warning at hearing
A central Dunedin pub with a history of locked fire exits and patrons abusing police has been warned it could face prosecution if it slips up again.
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Fear Dunedin school lunch waste increasing with external suppliers
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Fear Dunedin school lunch waste increasing with external suppliers
A University of Otago researcher, who found about a third of food from the healthy lunches programme was going to the landfill, is fearful the situation has become worse
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Trial of car-free connection gets nod
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Trial of car-free connection gets nod
Queen Elizabeth was dragged into a debate on Dunedin’s Town Belt as councillors thrashed out the merits of a car-free connection in the area.
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Otago uni to make recordings of all lectures
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Otago uni to make recordings of all lectures
All lectures at the University of Otago will be available in recorded form from next year amid concern that fewer students are showing up to lectures.
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Tūhura photo competition opening to entries nationwide
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Tūhura photo competition opening to entries nationwide
Tūhura Otago Museum has widened the frame on its popular wildlife and nature photography competition, and opened it up to photographers across New Zealand.
Search for antibiotic receives $1.16m
Search for antibiotic receives $1.16m
A search for an antibiotic for multi-drug resistant and hypervirulent strains of Klebsiella pneumoniae, has received a $1.16 million fellowship to support the research.
Liberty takes a fall
Liberty takes a fall
A replica of the Statue of Liberty has been toppled after being hit by strong winds in Brazil.
Mr Blue Sky, where did we go wrong?
Mr Blue Sky, where did we go wrong?
Threatening clouds rolled over Dunedin yesterday morning, bringing thunder and hail.
Nelson man jailed for extreme child abuse images
'Graphic and horrific': Nelson man jailed for extreme child abuse images
Storm Uriah Constable-Carter once told an internet user he wanted to be a “famous child sex offender”.
Eagle-eyed council officers spot illegal work on $2.4m property listing
Eagle-eyed council officers spot illegal work on $2.4m property listing
A Bay of Plenty man has been fined for doing unconsented building work, including a poolside cabana with a kitchen, at his beachfront Pāpāmoa property.
Bondi gunmen inspired by Islamic State and had travelled to Philippines
Bondi gunmen inspired by Islamic State and had travelled to Philippines
Two gunmen who attacked a Hanukkah event at Sydney's Bondi Beach had travelled to the Philippines before the assault which killed 15 people and appeared to be inspired by Islamic State, police said.
Bondi hero visited by steady procession of dignitaries
Bondi hero visited by steady procession of dignitaries
Meeting the prime minister, governor-general and a top diplomat in the space of a few hours is an unusual recovery plan when suffering from multiple bullet wounds.
Subsidies cut for elderly and disabled
Government cuts transport subsidies for elderly and disabled
The government is cutting transport subsidies for elderly and disabled people for elderly and disabled people from 75 percent to 65 percent.
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