The Star

Dunedin’s vibrant steampunk community will be dressed up in ‘‘full steam’’ and out in force at the Dunedin Gasworks Museum today.

The Dunedin City Council has issued a warning to a sewage disposal company for dumping waste in a suburban Mosgiel street.

A horse rider is expecting ‘‘tough competition’’ when she represents New Zealand in Scotland later this year.

A Dunedin woman with ovarian cancer is set to do her first skydive to raise awareness of the deadly disease.

The annual cost of ACC claims for cycling injuries in Dunedin has risen by about $800,000 in the past five years.

Push-button crossing lights would allow safer access for cyclists trying to get across Portsmouth Drive near the peninsula map layby area, Spokes Dunedin chairman Jon Dean says.

Constant use of headphones among children and young people is leading to a ‘‘silent and growing epidemic’’ of hearing loss.

‘‘Frustrated’’ small-business owners in St Kilda have been taking a financial hit since roadworks began outside their shops, raising questions about a lack of consultation by the Dunedin City Council.

A Mosgiel pensioner fears he may die before a 40-week wait to see a bowel cancer specialist is up.

A light, welcoming and family-friendly new service centre will greet Ministry of Social Development clients on Monday.

Sections selling swiftly and rising construction costs are factors making new homes smaller in Dunedin, tradesmen say.

It is not only face masks that are in hot demand in Dunedin as a result of the coronavirus Covid-19.

Dunedin artist Arati Kushwaha cannot wait to take up a prestigious month-long residency in the United States next month.

Reaching the stage in life when you are no longer able to drive does not mean your life is over.

A search is on for descendants of two soldiers buried in a Dunedin cemetery.

The Outram Rodeo Club may have taken a bath financially by holding a rodeo to help another club hit by flooding but they did it ‘‘for the sake of the sport’’.

A report due at the end of this month will give the Dunedin City Council a better understanding of how much plastic which could have been recycled is going to landfill.

New Zealand’s poor rating internationally for pandemic readiness is not reassuring, Prof Sir David Skegg says.

Established artists and emerging talent will grace 45 performance and visual arts spaces across Otepoti as the Dunedin Fringe Festival celebrates 20 years in 2020.