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Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the new hospital in Dunedin and a changing Green Party.

Today's cartoon from Sean Yeo.

Pithivier, or ‘‘posh pie’’ as I like to call it, is simply a decadent pie. 

A southern landowning business, believed to be selling up to convert pasture and arable land into forestry, is auctioning off all its machinery this week in the largest agricultural sale the area...

Submitters have urged the Queenstown Lakes District Council to think about the future of two Queenstown reserves, and factor in potential transport solutions to its reserve management plans.

It appears trying to kill predators of tuatara through poisoning may in the end be killing the living fossil.

Come the first weekend in May and it will be known where Linda and Warren Jamieson will be.

A former water manager for the Dunedin City Council says shifting operations to a company could be worth considering.

Dunedin's Mayfair Theatre has been labelled a "dead hedgehog" in discussions about the city’s need for new or improved venues.

A young Dutchman who threw a glass in a Queenstown bar that hit a young woman’s face says being stuck in New Zealand is "heavy punishment".

A man who was jailed for sexually abusing a girl dozens of times when he was a teenager has appealed his sentence in hopes of getting home detention.

Cadbury's might be long gone but Megan Fairley is still Dunedin’s "Chocolate Queen".

South Dunedin’s St Kilda Tavern could soon serve its last drinks after being stripped of its liquor licence due to concerns about its Auckland-based owner.

A Mosgiel-based building company did not complete its last building contract prior to being put into liquidation, the first liquidator’s report says.

The good news is the Highlanders should have some cavalry back for the final three rounds of their Super Rugby campaign.

Years ago, when family trees were all the rage, genealogists would painstakingly produce family trees which resembled an impenetrable forest of little use to those outside the family.