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DunedinApril 19

Expects Delta to be paid 'millions'

Delta is confident of being paid a ''significant portion'' of a potential bad debt, worth millions of dollars, Dunedin City Holdings Ltd chairman Graham Crombie says.
Expects Delta to be paid 'millions'
Expects Delta to be paid 'millions'
DunedinSeptember 30

DCHL profit down but mood bullish

The Dunedin City Council's group of companies remain in a bullish mood, despite an $8 million drop in profits and another loss for the entity running Forsyth Barr Stadium.
DunedinMarch 20

Delta thwarted proper scrutiny, breached Acts

The Dunedin City Council must share the blame for multimillion-dollar losses incurred by Delta from its failed property investments at Jacks Point and Luggate, Mayor Dave Cull says.
Delta thwarted proper scrutiny, breached Acts
Delta thwarted proper scrutiny, breached Acts
DunedinDecember 9

Fee debate in private

Debate over the amount of money allocated for Dunedin City Council company directors' fees was deemed non-public at the last minute yesterday.
DunedinNovember 7

DCHL report further delayed

Turnover at the top has again delayed a review of the Dunedin City Council's group of companies, but the wait could soon be over, Dunedin City Holdings Ltd chairman Graham Crombie says.
DunedinOctober 31

DCHL announces four new directors

The Dunedin City Council's group of companies has unveiled fresh changes after the recruitment of four new directors, including two heavy-hitters, and the departure of four familiar faces.
DCHL announces four new directors
DCHL announces four new directors
DunedinAugust 23

Dunedin City Holdings' chairman replaced

The man brought in to help fix the Dunedin City Council's companies has been replaced.
DunedinAugust 1

More cuts needed, council warned

The Dunedin City Council is cutting its reliance on dividends from Dunedin City Holdings Ltd, but still fears being left exposed by another sudden drop in cash from its companies, chief executive Paul Orders says.
More cuts needed, council warned
More cuts needed, council warned
DunedinJuly 29

Top job to go at DCHL

Dunedin City Holdings Ltd chief executive Bevan Dodds is to lose his job as the Dunedin City Council tightens its grip on the financial affairs of its companies.
Top job to go at DCHL
Top job to go at DCHL
DunedinJune 24

Rates rise of 4% adopted; staff efforts praised

There were words of praise, but also of caution, as the Dunedin City Council yesterday locked in a 4% rates rise for the coming financial year.
Rates rise of 4% adopted; staff efforts praised
Rates rise of 4% adopted; staff efforts praised
DunedinMay 20

Significant cut in stadium losses; DCHL profit up

More events, more members, reductions in overhead costs and staff cuts contributed to a significant cut in losses in the first six months of this financial year for Dunedin's Forsyth Barr Stadium, its operator reports.
Significant cut in stadium losses; DCHL profit up
Significant cut in stadium losses; DCHL profit up
DunedinFebruary 26

No borrowing to pay dividend, DCHL says

Dunedin city councillors have again been reassured the days of Dunedin City Holdings Ltd companies borrowing to help fund dividend payments to the council are over.
DunedinNovember 9

$5m loss for DCC group

A $9 million write-down in Delta's investments - including property at Jacks Point and Luggate - is partly to blame for a multimillion-dollar loss booked by the Dunedin City Council's group of companies.
$5m loss for DCC group
$5m loss for DCC group
DunedinOctober 26

New directors appointed in DCHL restructuring

A pair of national heavy-hitters are among four new directors recruited to help guide the Dunedin City Council's companies.
New directors appointed in DCHL restructuring
New directors appointed in DCHL restructuring
OpinionSeptember 12

Delta issues should be aired publicly

All matters around Delta's deals at Jacks Point and Luggate should be made public, writes Russell Garbutt, of Dunedin.
Delta issues should be aired publicly
Delta issues should be aired publicly
DunedinAugust 14

DCHL turns attention to subsidiaries

Dunedin City Holdings Ltd - flush with a full complement of new directors - is now expected to turn its attention to a review of its subsidiary companies' assets.
DCHL turns attention to subsidiaries
DCHL turns attention to subsidiaries
DunedinJune 17

DCC expects $6m dividends drop

The Dunedin City Council could be facing more multimillion-dollar holes in its budget, with Mayor Dave Cull warning the city's financial fortunes will get worse before they get better.
DunedinJune 17

Silent on DCHL debt-funded dividend claims

Dunedin City Holdings Ltd chief executive Bevan Dodds is refusing to confirm claims the holding company is still borrowing millions of dollars to pay dividend payments to the Dunedin City Council.
Silent on DCHL debt-funded dividend claims
Silent on DCHL debt-funded dividend claims
DunedinMay 15

$4.1m shortfall in DCC budget

Fresh savings would be needed to plug a $4.1 million hole in the Dunedin City Council's budget, it was confirmed yesterday.
$4.1m shortfall in DCC budget
$4.1m shortfall in DCC budget
The MixMarch 10

Keeping it all above board

You do not need silver hair, a dark suit, a school tie and an expensive car to be a company director. To form a company and give yourself a seat on the board all you need is $163.55 and the time for a little Companies Office form-filling.
Keeping it all above board
Keeping it all above board
DunedinMarch 8

DCHL reports $5 million profit

The Dunedin City Council's holding company yesterday reported a "steady" $5 million after-tax profit from the first six months of the financial year, as work on finding new directors begins.
DCHL reports $5 million profit
DCHL reports $5 million profit
DunedinFebruary 26

No word on restructuring

The new director of Dunedin City Holdings Ltd has again put off answering questions about his work restructuring the company.
No word on restructuring
No word on restructuring
DunedinFebruary 15

Changes made: councillors have concerns

Changes to the Dunedin City Council holding company's statement of intent have been pushed through, despite concern from some councillors alterations to the document were dumped on them at the last minute.
Changes made: councillors have concerns
Changes made: councillors have concerns
DunedinNovember 17

No DCHL answers yet

The Auckland company director brought in to take control of the Dunedin City Council's group of companies following the sacking of the board of directors says it will be next year before concrete decisions are made on the companies' restructure.
No DCHL answers yet
No DCHL answers yet
DunedinNovember 14

Council dumps directors

The Dunedin City Council has sacked the board of the city's holdings company as Dunedin Mayor Dave Cull acted swiftly yesterday to implement moves ratified by the council the previous day.
Council dumps directors
Council dumps directors