SUBSCRIBER
Woman, dog pulled from ‘Blood Bucket’
SUBSCRIBER
Woman, dog pulled from ‘Blood Bucket’
Retrieved from skateboard bowl: One woman, one dog, one ball.
SUBSCRIBER
Road cone hotline 'fuelling risk' of abuse
SUBSCRIBER
Road cone hotline 'fuelling risk' of abuse
The government’s war on road cones is "just fuel thrown on the fire" for road workers already suffering regular abuse, a Dunedin traffic management company boss says.
SUBSCRIBER
Fear school zone will affect Māori community
SUBSCRIBER
Fear school zone will affect Māori community
The Māori community at a Dunedin secondary school says its looming enrolment zone will diminish the roots of an important cultural partnership.
SUBSCRIBER
Dunedin-Auckland flights boost welcomed
SUBSCRIBER
Dunedin-Auckland flights boost welcomed
A boost in seats to flights between Auckland and Dunedin will help stimulate spending across the city in time for key events, an industry leader says.
Wild weather ramps up, spreads across NZ
Wild weather ramps up, spreads across NZ
MetService says a weather system sweeping the country is ramping up, as rain and wind begin to lash different areas.
Tenancy terminated over assault threats
Tenancy terminated over assault threats
A man who threw plastic chairs at his frightened neighbours, before letting off a gas bottle in the shared hallway and shouting "boom, boom, you can all die", has lost his Salvation Army flat.
ACC urges caution in snow season
ACC urges caution in snow season
When it comes to snow-sport-related injuries, Otago is king of the mountain.
SUBSCRIBER
Bus hub 'unsafe, unsuitable': principal
SUBSCRIBER
Bus hub issues migrating to other stops, principal says
A lack of action at Dunedin’s bus hub is leading to overcrowding and dangerous conditions elsewhere as fearful students congregate at another stop, a principal says.
SUBSCRIBER
Pines, wallaby programmes set to continue
SUBSCRIBER
Pines, wallaby programmes set to continue
A $2 million work programme to control wilding pines and eradicate wallabies from Otago appears set to continue amid delays from the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) and no funding agreement...
SUBSCRIBER
‘Intense storm’ on sun prompting aurora activity
SUBSCRIBER
‘Intense storm’ on sun prompting aurora activity
As Otago’s skies light up with spectacular auroral displays again, the question has been asked — are we seeing more aurora activity than ever before?
SUBSCRIBER
Deepwater lake monitoring options presented
SUBSCRIBER
Deepwater lake monitoring options presented
Up to $20 million could be required to safeguard Otago’s iconic deepwater lakes, a report to the Otago Regional Council says.
SUBSCRIBER
Council has ‘obligations to protect’ endemic species
SUBSCRIBER
Council has ‘obligations to protect’ endemic species
Otago is home to 360 species found nowhere else in the world, a new report says.
SUBSCRIBER
'Don’t f... with me': Dunedin man breaches protection order
SUBSCRIBER
'Don’t f... with me': Dunedin man breaches protection order
A Dunedin man who sent his ex-partner a string of "nonsensical" messages has been warned about further breaches of a protection order.
Lawyer took $200k of clients' money to escape abuse
Lawyer took $200k of clients' money to escape abuse
A lawyer who says she feared for her life at the hands of an abusive husband took at least $200,000 from her clients, partly to escape the relationship.
Dutch far-right leader quits, toppling government
Dutch far-right leader quits, toppling government
Dutch far-right leader Geert Wilders' PVV party has left the governing coalition, in a move that is set to topple the right wing government and will likely lead to new elections.
Man loses Dunedin flat after threatening neighbours
Man loses Dunedin flat after threatening neighbours
A man who threw plastic chairs at his frightened neighbours before letting off a gas bottle in the shared hallway and shouting "Boom, boom, you can all die", has lost his Salvation Army flat.
At least 24 Palestinians killed near Gaza aid site
At least 24 Palestinians killed near Gaza aid site
At least 24 Palestinians were killed and dozens wounded by Israeli fire near a food distribution site in the southern Gaza Strip, local health authorities say.
National, Labour lose ground in latest poll
National, Labour lose ground in latest poll
The coalition could hold on to power, while National, Labour and ACT all lose support in the latest 1News-Verian poll.
- « first
- ‹ previous
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4