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DunedinApril 22

Parking fines likely to exceed $1.5m

Motorists in Dunedin continue to fork out for parking fines.
DunedinSeptember 6

Parking tickets up but still below budget

Dunedin City Council parking officers are issuing more tickets, not fewer, despite a continuing charm offensive in the city.
Parking tickets up but still below budget
Parking tickets up but still below budget
DunedinJuly 29

Dunedin parking tickets to double in size

Dunedin City Council parking infringement notices are to double in size, on August 1, from the current 15cm tickets to new 29.5cm tickets, under changes initiated by the Ministry of Transport.
Dunedin parking tickets to double in size
Dunedin parking tickets to double in size
DunedinJuly 10

New director for gallery

The new director of the Dunedin Public Art Gallery says he is looking forward to working with one of New Zealand's best art collections.
New director for gallery
New director for gallery
DunedinMarch 4

Paperless parking payment option in city

Sick of discarded parking receipts littering the floor of your car, the gutters and Dunedin's shoreline?
DunedinFebruary 22

Parking woes mystify DCC

Mornington residents and retailers are urged to detail their parking issues with the Dunedin City Council so proper consultation can start.
DunedinFebruary 17

Parking woes upset retailers

Mornington business owners may relocate due to parking woes in the residential suburb.
Parking woes upset retailers
Parking woes upset retailers
DunedinFebruary 8

Car park option for building kept

The Otago Regional Council has decided on a "pathway" towards solving its accommodation problems which includes providing for a temporary council chamber in its Stafford St car park.
Car park option for building kept
Car park option for building kept
DunedinDecember 3

Car parks replace ride-share scheme

Dunedin's tertiary sector will soon have about 100 new free or lower-cost car-parking spaces, following the demise of what was supposed to be an environmentally sustainable system designed to reduce emissions and take the pressure off parking.
DunedinOctober 5

200 city car-parking spaces become available

The University of Otago's move from a St Andrew St car park to the Forsyth Barr Stadium has opened about 200 extra parks near central Dunedin.
200 city car-parking spaces become available
200 city car-parking spaces become available
DunedinSeptember 8

Park 'n save success

The importance some Dunedin drivers place in saving $2 has been made abundantly clear, following the turnaround in the fortunes of a city car park.
Park 'n save success
Park 'n save success
OpinionAugust 11

'Four hours is four hours and you've had them'

A Dunedin motorist, Jim Sullivan, recounts fun and games with Dunedin City parking.
DunedinJuly 14

In-vehicle prepaid parking launched

Parking tickets might be here to stay, but the desperate hunt for coins to feed the meter could soon be obsolete.
In-vehicle prepaid parking launched
In-vehicle prepaid parking launched
DunedinJuly 4

Council to buy private car park, raise fees

The Dunedin City Council is buying a privately run car park offering cheaper fees and increasing them to match its own, but a council manager denies the action is monopolistic.
Council to buy private car park, raise fees
Council to buy private car park, raise fees
DunedinJanuary 20

Cost of central city leased council car parks rising

Motorists are set to pay more to park in central Dunedin.
DunedinSeptember 7

Judgement day looms on DCC debt

In six weeks, Dunedin residents will have the opportunity to have their say on the city's future at the 2010 local government elections. Dunedin City Council reporter David Loughrey looks at the council's record in the last triennium, considers the issues that will dominate the election, and asks: Does the council listens to its citizens?
DunedinAugust 26

DCC fine-tunes city parking strategy

More $5-a-day parking in Dunedin, and changes to parking in the St Andrew St and Exchange areas, are the main outcomes of a review of the city's controversial parking strategy.
DCC fine-tunes city parking strategy
DCC fine-tunes city parking strategy
DunedinJuly 9

Apology for wrong meter-profit claim

The chairman of the Dunedin City Council's finance and strategy committee has apologised after incorrectly claiming a $2 million profit from parking meters was ring-fenced.
Apology for wrong meter-profit claim
Apology for wrong meter-profit claim
DunedinJuly 6

Parking review could result in some 'tweaking'

A review of the Dunedin City Council's parking regime may result in "tweaking" in some areas, deputy mayor Syd Brown said yesterday.
EditorialJuly 1

City parking

Any discussion about city parking, and therefore any policy on the matter, should return to the underlying reason for restricted and paid parking.
DunedinJune 28

DCC defends parking profits

The Dunedin City Council has banked a $2 million profit from parking meters in less than a year, new figures show.
DunedinJune 10

Lessons learned by board, Scurr says

Otago Peninsula Community Board chairwoman Irene Scurr says lessons have been learned following changes to parking introduced at Portobello last month.
EditorialApril 30

DCC common sense

Few issues arouse public attention like parking. Most adults have access to cars, and most at some stage or another look for parking spaces.
DunedinJanuary 28

Panel recommends delivery parking be implemented

Loading zones on Dunedin's streets look set to be replaced by new "authorised vehicle" bays requiring permits for use, if the recommendations of a Dunedin City Council hearings committee are accepted.
DunedinJanuary 27

Parking back on agenda

The Dunedin City Council's controversial parking changes come back before a hearings committee today, as a special consultative procedure to create "authorised vehicle" parking bays for goods and service vehicles, residents' parking and other special parking areas is considered.
Parking back on agenda
Parking back on agenda