Chris Morris

The Dunedin City Council has thrown its support behind an alternative plan to build a modern bridge across the Taieri River at Sutton.

A city  councillor says rising costs and other continuing problems within the Dunedin City Council's beleaguered property department should have been sorted out sooner.

The Dunedin City Council is preparing the Wall Street mall for a possible sale, but is not yet ready to put it under the hammer.

Dunedin Mayor Dave Cull has jetted to Poland for a week-long Unesco event.

The Dunedin City Council is facing a nearly $10 million maintenance bill to fix dilapidated council-owned flats and other properties in its portfolio.

The Dunedin City Council will decide today whether to commit to a $2 million "new" heritage bridge at Sutton.

The lease to quarry Dunedin's landmark Saddle Hill has been snapped up by a Canterbury-based operator, but the company is not yet ready to say if it will make changes.

Work to improve the ride along Dunedin's Portsmouth Dr cycleway and walkway is under way, as new figures show cyclists used the route more than 100,000 times last year.

Dunedin and Otago's film industry will be promoted in Shanghai later this year, but the makers of a new Chinese feature film are already eyeing a southern shoot.

A screen production company headed by actress Rebecca Gibney is among two firms drawn to Dunedin by what they say is the industry's bright future here.

Submitters opposed to a planned golf hole-in-one challenge at Vauxhall say they are disappointed and considering appeals after consent for the new venture was granted.

The Dunedin City Council has signed off on a new information disclosure policy for one of its companies.

An Environment Court appeal over Dunedin's latest five-star hotel bid was withdrawn yesterday, but the man behind the project says he is not giving up yet.

The man behind a hole-in-one golf challenge on Otago Harbour says he is ''ecstatic'' after winning his fight for consent.

Dunedin City Council staff made the right call keeping the Edgar Centre open to the public, despite it being ''significantly'' earthquake-prone, Mayor Dave Cull says.

Ed Sheeran’s promoter is singing the praises of Dunedin, as a new survey shows the pop superstar’s three Easter concerts pumped nearly $40 million into the city’s economy.

A Dunedin man and his heavily pregnant partner had a lucky escape after colliding with a large stag while driving home.