Second weigh bridge considered
Dunedin city councillors will consider the option of installing a weighbridge at the Green Island landfill to more accurately charge each person for the amount of rubbish they want to dump.
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Spending cuts trim rates rise
Council set to crest debt summit
Flotilla to hinder drilling
Oil Free Otago has established a ''rapid response'' team of up to 260 people to take to the waters around Otago to hinder Anadarko Petroleum Corporation's deep-sea drilling operations.
Venue hours extension appeal largely allowed
The Environment Court has largely allowed an appeal from an Outram venue operator to extend the hours staff can be on site.
Staff bonuses almost history, council says
Council ponders food role
Streetlight ideas from US trip
Seeing the bright lights of some major American cities has given the man responsible for a street lighting revolution set for Dunedin some solid ideas.
Prescott inquiry to continue next year
The investigation into a Dunedin City Council manager's private profits from vending machines at Moana Pool is to continue next year.
Vandervis rejects Cull's apology over language used in interview
Dunedin city councillor Lee Vandervis has rejected an apology from Mayor Dave Cull for referring during the local body elections to the councillor's experience and policies as ''shonky, nutty and e