Baldwin St reclaims steepest street title
After an uphill battle, Dunedin's Baldwin St has reclaimed its world record.
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Health professionals, elderly first in queue for flu jab
Health professionals, elderly first in queue for flu jab
The Government is urging people to get vaccinated against the common flu to avoid taking up hospital resources that could be used to treat Covid-19.
Govt package welcomed in Otago
Govt's coronavirus package welcomed in Otago
The Otago Chamber of Commerce says the Government’s economic stimulus package announced today is "a good first step’’ that will help businesses stay open in difficult times.
Hyde St Party cancelled
Hyde St Party cancelled
Dunedin's infamous Hyde St Party has been cancelled for this year amidst coronavirus concerns.
Air NZ to cut international capacity by 85%
Air NZ to cut international capacity by 85%
Air New Zealand will cut international capacity by 85% in the next few months is further reducing capacity across its network as a result of the impact of coronavirus.
A helping hand
A helping hand
Three Dunedin Hospital staff are about to be checked over by St John after a chemical spill at the site yesterday.
Faddes star of show for Highlanders
Faddes star of show for Highlanders
A hat-trick of tries from Matt Faddes helped the Highlanders thump the Crusaders 42-26 in a pre-season match in Southland.
Poppy loves a good race
Poppy loves a good race
The smile on Poppy McConville's face said it all.
Flying to the finish (+ video)
Flying to the finish (+ video)
John McGlashan College year 8 pupil Grayson Westgate raced to victory in the Ariki Cup event at Kettle Park yesterday.
Four calves die in fire
Four calves die in fire
Firefighters from the Balclutha, Milton and Kaitangata Volunteer Fire Brigades douse a shed fire at Benhar, north of Balclutha, yesterday morning.
Warning of heart attack
Warning of heart attack
When Phil Sunitsch had an ache in his chest last month, he put it down to heartburn and dismissed it with a "she'll be right'' attitude.
'In Europe, the energy was crazy'
'In Europe, the energy was crazy'
A tour of Europe by a formerly Dunedin-based rap musician has shown her the importance of a polished performance and given her some musical direction.
Taps run dry after water main bursts (+ video)
Taps run dry after water main bursts (+ video)
A burst water main left Dunedin businesses in the Exchange area high and dry for nine hours yesterday.
Volunteers upset over foodbank restructure
Volunteers upset over foodbank restructure
A group of Dunedin Salvation Army volunteers say they are worried about the future of the foodbank following a restructuring that left seven people from the service without jobs.
A family affair (+ video)
A family affair (+ video)
From family-friendly fare to risque ruminations, Otago's premier arts festival continues to evolve, writes Shane Gilchrist.
A song's story
A song's story
Tearepa Kahi's film, Poi E: The Story Behind Our Song, is about more than the 1984 hit single. It's about community spirit, the writer-director tells Shane Gilchrist.
Concerns over screening (+ video)
Concerns over screening (+ video)
There is concern about the Government's bowel-screening programme, which critics say was rushed out as a Budget announcement. Questions about workforce readiness remain. Health reporter...
Take the last plane from Nelson (+ video)
Take the last plane from Nelson (+ video)
Kiwi Regional Air's last flight into Dunedin touched down yesterday - although a little later than expected.
'Cutting-edge' line-up for Arts Festival (+ video)
'Cutting-edge' line-up for Arts Festival (+ video)
A huge line-up of "cutting-edge'' events was revealed last night as the Arts Festival Dunedin programme was launched at the Regent Theatre.
Classic car 'well ablaze' (+ video)
Classic car 'well ablaze' (+ video)
A firefighter extinguishes a blaze in a classic car on a hoist in a South Dunedin workshop yesterday.