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Dunedin's historic warehouse precinct has been given another boost with Gallaway Cook Allan confirming it will move into a vacant part of the Dalgety and Co building in Vogel St.

Students stormed out of a university council meeting yesterday after the council voted against adding a student- or staff-elected representative.

Dunedin's historic courthouse was opened briefly yesterday as Ministry of Justice officials walked media through the mothballed building.

Colourful tam o'shanters and knitted woolly jumpers lit up Naseby's frozen Centennial Ponds on day one of the national bonspiel yesterday.

Hunter Morrow (18), of Luggate, says he was ''stoked'' to win the national live duck calling competition on his third attempt, in Queenstown last month, and is looking forward to competing agains

The noise summed up the passion as hundreds of Samoan supporters gathered at the University of Otago yesterday, hanging on every minute of a historic rugby test against the All Blacks.

Rug up Otago - more cold weather is on the way. Some may have thought yesterday's snow and ice was enough, after disrupted travels by road and air, but forecasters warn there's more in store.

Thousands of passengers at Dunedin and Queenstown airports had their flights cancelled this morning as an icy blast hit the South.

Highlanders co-captain Nasi Manu will probably look back at those million or so selfies with a chuckle.

More than 2000 fans descended on Dunedin International Airport today to welcome home their heroes.