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Police cordon CBD building over 'suspicious item'

Police are responding to a suspicious package at a Department of Corrections office building in Dunedin.

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Police cordon CBD building over 'suspicious item'

Police at the scene, outside the Department of Corrections office building, in Stuart St. Photo:...

Police cordon CBD building over 'suspicious item'

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Police are responding to a suspicious package at a Department of Corrections office building in Dunedin.

Quake a shock for expats in Melbourne

Quake a shock for expats in Melbourne

Former Otago people living in Melbourne say it was a shock to experience an earthquake in Australia.

‘Big change’ coming for South Dunedin: developer

Developer Justin Stott plans to replace the old Wolfenden and Russell shop and connected...

‘Big change’ coming for South Dunedin: developer

Three earthquake-prone buildings in South Dunedin, including the old fire-damaged Wolfenden and Russell shop, are set to make way for a modern retail development and office space.

Lockdown gives couple rocky start to cafe ownership

Dunedin couple Ivan Mason and Donna Hall took over their new cafe just two days before the move...

Lockdown gives couple rocky start to cafe ownership

A Dunedin couple’s entry into the hospitality has been a baptism by fire, as they became the owners of a cafe two days before last month’s Level 4 lockdown.

The South Today bulletin: Wednesday, September 22

'We are still pursuing elimination': Hipkins

Covid-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins (L) and Director-general of health Dr Ashley Bloomfield....

'We are still pursuing elimination': Hipkins

As 23 new Covid cases were announced, Covid-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins said NZ was 'still pursuing elimination' and although the last 18 months have been tough, 'the future is going to be better'.

Dismantling pylon a tall order

Dismantling pylon a tall order

Five contractors cling to an Aurora Energy pylon on Quarantine Island as a helicopter removes the top.

Fear forestry conversions impacting farming communities

Sheep and beef farmer Stephen Jack sits among fallen trees and branches in a forestry block in...

Fear forestry conversions impacting farming communities

More Southern farmland is set to be covered in forestry.

Richardson, Gillies resign from The AM Show

Hosts of MediaWorks’ AM Show Amanda Gillies, Duncan Garner and Mark Richardson. PHOTO: NZ HERALD

Mark Richardson, Amanda Gillies resign from The AM Show

Two of The AM Show's hosts are leaving the morning news show.

Aussies rattled as 5.8 quake strikes

A strong quake has struck in Victoria - one of Australia's biggest on record - causing damage to buildings and sending tremors throughout the neighbouring states of NSW and South Australia.

Business responds to soaring demand for face masks

Challenge Marketing owner Adrian Hocking displays branded face masks which have been selling fast...

Business responds to soaring demand for face masks

He has become something of a mask mule.

Subsidy rules’ new focus on Auckland labelled unfair

Cafe owner Leo Rojas cannot apply for the third round of the Covid-19 wage subsidy despite still...

Subsidy rules’ new focus on Auckland labelled unfair

‘‘They've tried to make it one-size-fits-all but that is not the case.’’

Picnic a chance to consider options

Friends of Oamaru Harbour co-ordinators Vicki Jayne (left) and Katrina Hazelhurst are inviting...

Picnic a chance to consider options

Forrester Heights should not be given up for the ‘‘construction of a few mansions for rich Aucklanders’’, Friends of Oamaru Harbour co-ordinator Vicki Jayne says.

The South Today bulletin: Tuesday, September 21

14 new cases in outbreak; breach fines increased

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Director-General of Health Ashley Bloomfield. Photo: NZ Herald

14 new cases in outbreak; breach fines increased

There are 14 new community cases of Covid-19 to report today, the Ministry of Health has revealed.

Group agrees to call itself Business South

Chief executive Mike Collins has confirmed that the new name of the group formed by merging the...

Group agrees to call itself Business South

Members of the merged southern business support group have voted overwhelmingly to keep the association’s name as Business South.

Amalgamation forms Business South

Amalgamation of the Otago Chamber of Commerce, and the Otago Southland Employers Association.

Collins filmed without mask at Queenstown cafe

National leader Judith Collins and deputy leader Shane Reti at the Queenstown cafe. Image:...

Collins filmed without mask at Queenstown cafe

National leader Judith Collins has admitted she made a mistake after being caught on video at the weekend ordering ice cream at the counter of a Queenstown café without wearing a mask.

Auckland moving to Level 3; gatherings to be 100 for Level 2

The scene at Etrusco restaurant, Moray Pl, Dunedin, in the Savoy Building. Photos by Peter McIntosh.

Auckland moving to Level 3; gatherings to be 100 for Level 2

The South Island is under Covid-19 Alert Level 2 restrictions for at least two more weeks, but a limit on indoor gatherings will rise from 50 to 100 people.

The South Today bulletin: Monday, September 20

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