Harbour pontoon perfect place for sunning seal
A balmy winter morning in Dunedin was deemed just perfect by a 2m, 150kg leopard seal that sunned itself on a pontoon in the Steamer Basin in the upper harbour yesterday.
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Here's mud in your eye
It's all fun and games until someone throws mud in your eye.
'You can see the trauma on their faces.'
Reporter David Loughrey takes a ride on a locomotive to see a train driver's point of view of level crossings during Rail Safety Week.
Victim of fire has 'lost everything'
The victim of a house fire in South Dunedin says he has ''lost everything''.
Heater likely cause of townhouse fire
A heater used to "warm up the bed clothes'' is the likely cause of a fire which gutted a South Dunedin townhouse, forcing occupants to flee early this morning.
Lower Rattray St ripe for renovation
Once a bustling part of downtown Dunedin, many of the buildings in lower Rattray St now appear tired and neglected. But the area still has its believers, Shawn McAvinue reports.
Female rapper eager to make voice heard
A Dunedin female rapper is set to take hip hop to the next level tonight.
More colour on campus
Icy grip releases hold on city
Bus services have resumed normal operation in Dunedin and flights are now operating to schedule at the city's airport after icy conditions caused major disruptions this morning.
Care urged on roads after wintry blast
Southern motorists are being urged to take care on the roads overnight and tomorrow morning as black ice is expected in many areas following the weekend's wintry blast.