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600 birds of a feather flock together at show
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600 birds of a feather flock together at show
Poultry, caged birds, waterfowl and pigeons were well-represented in a Dunedin show at the weekend.
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Minister ‘hiding behind percentages’ on road changes
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Minister ‘hiding behind percentages’ on road changes
Suggestions by the government Mosgiel traffic congestion and trucks in the main street are not much to worry about have been panned.
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NZTA criticised over Mosgiel traffic priorities
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NZTA criticised over Mosgiel traffic priorities
The government must not be allowed to drag the chain in sorting out Mosgiel transport troubles, community advocates say.
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Good weather brings dragon boat recruits to harbour
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Good weather brings dragon boat recruits to harbour
Sunny skies and a glass-like harbour drew in a huge crowd for a Dunedin dragon boat team’s callout to possible recruits.
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Cuts to technology subjects anger teachers
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Cuts to technology subjects anger teachers
A government plan to gut food and technology as a school subject will fail children who do not learn nutrition and life skills at home, teachers say.
Ukraine riding school beckons city man again
Ukraine riding school beckons city man again
A Dunedin man is heading back to a place he calls ‘‘surreal insanity’’.
Bid to prevent catastrophe with leaking California chemical tank
Bid to prevent catastrophe with leaking California chemical tank
Firefighters trying to keep a tank of hazardous chemicals in California from exploding or leaking have brought in outside experts to help prevent a catastrophe.
Anti-Muslim extremism 'worst in 20 years'
'Hate soup': Anti-Muslim extremism worst in 20 years, leaders say
Muslim community leaders are warning that New Zealand is facing the most dangerous environment with the worst anti-Muslim extremism in two decades.
Govt doubles funding for wilding pine control
Govt doubles funding for wilding pine control
Funding for wilding pine control efforts, including around Queenstown and the Whakatipu Basin, will more than double under a Budget 2026 boost.
'Huge grievance' fuels rise of One Nation
'Huge grievance' fuels rise of One Nation
Pauline Hanson's One Nation party could become the official opposition in Australia, according to recent polls.
Green Party bill to ban mining drawn in Parliament
Green Party bill to ban mining drawn in Parliament
A Green Party bill aimed at banning mining activity on public conservation land has been drawn from Parliament's ballot.
Suspect dead after shots fired near White House
Suspect dead, bystander injured after shots fired near White House
A suspect who fired a gun at a White House checkpoint was shot by officers and died after being taken to the hospital, the Secret Service said.
Iran ceasefire deal 'a lot closer': Trump
Iran ceasefire deal 'a lot closer': Trump
President Donald Trump says negotiators for the United States and Iran are "getting a lot closer" to finalising an agreement to end the war, according to an interview with CBS News. He said a final...
Medical costs outpace inflation; pressure on public system grows
Medical costs outpace inflation; pressure on public system grows
People with health insurance are using it earlier and more often, as pressure on the public system grows and the cost of care increases.
Toll revised down after blast at Chinese coal mine
Death toll revised down after blast at Chinese coal mine
The chaos in the aftermath of China's worst mine disaster in 17 years has led to a revision in the death toll to 82 killed, local officials say.
Ebola outbreak risk level raised to 'very high' in Congo
Ebola outbreak risk level raised to 'very high' in Congo
The World Health Organization has raised the risk of the Bundibugyo strain of Ebola turning into a national outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo to "very high".
Concerns over Australia's data centre boom
Concerns over Australia's data centre boom
There is a call to suspend data centre approvals in Australia while authorities determine the true impact of the artificial intelligence hubs.
Police get independent advice on Baby Ru killing
'Very complex case': Police get independent advice on Baby Ru killing
Police say they're assessing independent legal advice in relation to the unsolved killing of Lower Hutt toddler Baby Ru.
Govt announces $1.5b investment in maritime security
Govt announces $1.5b investment in maritime security
The government has announced a $1.58 billion investment in maritime security, ahead of the Budget.
Food waste reduction solution in the bag
Food waste reduction solution in the bag
Globally, a third of food goes to waste, but a new service in Dunedin hopes to stop some of that heading to the bin.