Trial of Christchurch cop accused of stealing money under way
A Christchurch police officer who allegedly stole money handed into the station by the public and covered her tracks has pleaded not guilty to all charges.
Christchurch pair jailed for tax fraud
Christchurch pair jailed for tax fraud
A Christchurch pair have been jailed for trying to obtain more than $400,000 through income tax refunds, student loan payments and Working for Families.
Behind the scenes of hunt for accused cop killer
Behind the scenes of hunt for accused cop killer
As the hunt for accused cop killer Dezi Freeman enters its third week, Victorian police have shared a rare glimpse into the manhunt.
New poll points to deadlocked Parliament
New poll points to deadlocked Parliament
A new political poll points to a deadlocked Parliament, with Labour still narrowly ahead of National but neither bloc able to govern on its own.
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11 new ‘life-changing’ social housing units being built
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11 new ‘life-changing’ social housing units being built
Eleven social housing units, under construction inside a historic Dunedin warehouse, will be life-changing for future tenants, the Salvation Army says.
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Govt accused of inaction on bed cuts at new hospital
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Govt accused of inaction on bed cuts at new hospital
The government has been accused of sitting on its hands after making cuts to mental health for older people beds at Dunedin hospital on the promise community beds would pick up the slack.
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Contrasting reactions to closure of set net fishery
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Contrasting reactions to closure of set net fishery
The Otago Peninsula fishing industry is reeling and feels bewildered after a large part of its fishery was closed to save the hoiho, a move described as a good start but not going far enough by...
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Vandervis ridicules mayor’s debt claim
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Rival Vandervis ridicules mayor’s debt claim
The Dunedin mayor’s claim city council debt is under control has been called desperate and absurd.
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$2m professorship to investigate skeletons
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$2m professorship to investigate skeletons
The poor, working class, women, children, the enslaved and those under colonial rule — many of their skeletons are in closets all over the world.
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Lung cancer researcher granted $80,000 to help find biomarker
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Lung cancer researcher granted $80,000 to help find biomarker
An accurate, easy and fast test for lung cancer could be within reach in the next decade, after a Dunedin cancer researcher was awarded a major funding grant to collaborate with a world-renowned...
Chinese festival brings cultures together
Chinese festival brings cultures together
Columba College students Ruby Nicolson, 16 (left), and Shanti Kara, 17, performing at the Dunedin Senior Chinese Association Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day at Trinity Catholic College.
Weka chick spotted in North Dunedin
Weka chick spotted in North Dunedin
A weka chick has been sighted in Dunedin but whether its existence means we have a colony of the birds in the city is up for debate.
Patients say govt breaking promise over life-saving cancer drugs
Patients say govt breaking promise over life-saving cancer drugs
There are calls for the government to settle an unpaid debt to blood cancer sufferers by fulfilling a promise by the National government to close the medicine gap.
South the spot to be for partial solar eclipse
South the spot to be for partial solar eclipse
New Zealand is in for another celestial treat next week with a partial solar eclipse which will only be visible for handful of countries.
'Grubby' ANZ Australia cops massive fine
'Grubby' ANZ Australia cops massive fine
Grubby and unconscionable isn't a slogan a bank will ever use, but it's the verdict on ANZ's conduct from the financial regulator as it imposes record penalties.
HNZ Southern failed man dying of cancer, commissioner finds
HNZ Southern failed man dying of cancer, commissioner finds
A Southern cancer patient died while waiting for chemotherapy which could have eased his suffering.
Derelict Dunedin hospital hit by further vandalism
Derelict Dunedin hospital hit by further vandalism
Mornington residents were forced to become temporary firefighters after a pair of alleged teenage arsonists set fire to a tree at an abandoned hospital which has become a magnet for vandals.
Loafers Lodge fire 'a very insane thing to do' - lawyer
Loafers Lodge fire 'a very insane thing to do' - lawyer
A psychiatrist has told a High Court jury the man accused of lighting the fatal Loafers Lodge fire was insane at the time and had no intention of hurting anyone.
Middle-aged milk-fiend nabbed by cops
Middle-aged milk-fiend nabbed by cops
A Dunedin man with a penchant for a sweet drink is facing a court date after repetitive alleged chocolate milk thefts.
Suitcase murder trial: Accused's spending skyrocketed before deaths
Suitcase murder trial: Accused's spending skyrocketed before deaths
A forensic accountant has told the High Court at Auckland the spending of a woman accused of murdering her children and hiding their bodies in suitcases skyrocketed after her husband's death.