Health workers, Maori tested
Health workers and Maori and Pasifika communities are the latest groups to be tested for Covid-19 as the South racks up 18 days with no new cases and completes more than 12,500 tests.
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Retailers say petition shows opposition to George St changes
Two Central Dunedin jewellers have handed over a 6000-strong petition against pedestrianising George St, while accusing the council of pushing ‘‘fanatically obsessed views’’ and criticising the consultation on the idea.
Food security advocated
The Otago Farmers Market hopes to shift its position within the Dunedin City Council to have a more wide-reaching role in improving local food security and food resilience.
Director-general warns about complacency
Ashley Bloomfield.
Hundreds of complaints over businesses flouting rules
There have been 104 breaches of Alert Level 3 so far, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says.
Evacuation after smoke detected in Dunedin Hospital
Staff and patients had to be evacuated from Dunedin Hospital's Clinical Services building after smoke was detected earlier today.
Singing proves a bonding experience for neighbours
With a little help from neighbours, a one-off community sing-along may be turning into a weekly choir practice with residents of a Mosgiel street.
Catching a break
It’s been a while ... Surfers were in the water at St Clair before sunrise yesterday. PHOTO: STEPHEN JAQUIERY
Lining up for their fast food fix
Hungry people in Dunedin lined up at the crack of dawn today for their first fast food fix in five weeks.
Almost 100 stolen from rental company in one night
Police are investigating a major break-in at a South Auckland car rental yard where almost 100 vehicles were stolen on Friday night.