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Loss of holes could lose city millions

Scottish great Sam Torrance chips to the 13th green at Chisholm Park golf links during a pro-am...

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Loss of holes could lose city millions

A golf course designer and former New Zealand Open winner says turning Chisholm Park into a 12-hole course would rob the city of potentially many millions of dollars.

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Dunedin businessman guilty of rape

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Dunedin businessman guilty of rape

A Dunedin businessman has been found guilty of five sexual assault charges.

First widespread snow tipped for the South

A train carrying shipping containers heads to Port Otago without disrupting the mirrored waters...

First widespread snow tipped for the South

Get your firewood supply sorted — the first widespread snow is forecast to hit Otago later this week.

Shoplifting, assault charges

The Night N Day shop on the corner of Regent Rd, Park St and George St. PHOTO PETER MCINTOSH

Shoplifting, assault charges

A man allegedly assaulted a security guard at a Dunedin convenience store after being caught smuggling out lollies underneath his top, police say.

Driver flees from burnout crash

Driver flees from burnout crash

A residential Dunedin street was plagued by burnouts over the weekend with one vehicle crashing into a parked car, police say.

Pepper-sprayed after grabbing uniform

A drunk Dunedin man was pepper-sprayed after he allegedly grabbed a police officer’s uniform ‘‘and refused to let go’’.

Soldier accused of headbutting, threatening senior after cocktail party

The charges relate to an incident at Waiouru Military Camp. Photo: Google Maps

Soldier accused of headbutting, threatening senior after cocktail party

A soldier is accused of headbutting and threatening to kill someone of senior rank after a disputed kiss led to a late-night confrontation after a cocktail party.

'Ridiculous': Motorcyclists challenge ACC levy

About 50 motorcyclists joined the protest in front of the Christchurch courts. Photo: RNZ

'Ridiculous': Motorcyclists challenge ACC levy

About 50 motorcyclists converged outside the Christchurch Law Courts today as part of their fight against an ACC levy they say is unfair "victim-blaming".

PM sorry over case of girl sedated at mental health ward

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon. Photo: RNZ

PM sorry over case of girl sedated at mental health ward

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says he is "really sorry" after an 11-year old autistic Māori girl was mistaken for an adult, restrained and injected with drugs.

Second case of deadly bird flu in Australia

A second bird has tested positive for a deadly strain of avian flu as Australia's largest poultry producer plunges its farms into lockdown.

Temperatures near 40C as prolonged heatwave hits Europe

People play in a fountain at the Andre Citroen park in Paris during a heatwave affecting many...

Temperatures near 40C as prolonged heatwave hits Europe

A severe heatwave has gripped much of Europe, prompting nationwide warnings, transport disruption and signs of strain on wildlife and at tourist hotspots.

E-scooter rider dies after crash in Christchurch

An e-scooter rider has died in hospital following a crash in central Christchurch at the weekend.

Greens change tax policy costings after mistake put it out by $800m

Green Party co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick admitted the error. File photo: VNP/Phil Smith

Greens change tax policy costings after mistake put it out by $800m

The Green Party has had to correct an error to its tax policy, which had put its costings out by $800 million.

Keir Starmer steps down as British Prime Minister

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced he will step down, bowing to mounting pressure from within his Labour Party.

Nearly $1bn of cocaine seized in record Aussie bust

Two men have allegedly tried to run from police after officers found $A800 million ($NZ978m) worth of cocaine buried under false flooring on a semi-rural property.

High alert after Australia records bird flu cases

High alert in NZ after Australia records H5N1 bird flu cases

New Zealand’s chicken farmers are on high alert for the H5N1 strain of bird flu after two cases were confirmed in Australia.

Search for driver as parked car hit amid burnout spree

A residential Dunedin street was plagued by burnouts over the weekend with one vehicle crashing into a parked car, police say.

Man 'refused to let go' of officer's uniform during arrest

Man 'refused to let go' of officer's uniform during arrest

A drunk Dunedin man was pepper-sprayed after he allegedly grabbed a police officer’s uniform “and refused to let go”.

Lolly thief assaulted security guard, police say

The alleged theft and assault happened at Night 'n Day Regent Rd. Photo: Peter McIntosh

Lolly thief assaulted security guard, police say

A man allegedly assaulted a security guard at a Dunedin convenience store after being busted smuggling out lollies underneath his top, police say.

Trump threatens to restart war as talks continue

US President Donald Trump. Photo: Reuters

Trump threatens to restart war as talks continue

US President Donald Trump threatened to restart war with Iran even as Vice President JD Vance met Iranian officials.

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