Cat charity repair bill following break-in
Cat charity repair bill following break-in
A brazen break-in at the weekend has left a North Dunedin charity op-shop $200 short and facing a hefty repair bill.
Tim Miller
Gold Guitars success for city 13-year-old
Gold Guitars success for city 13-year-old
It was a gilt-edged weekend in Gore for one Dunedin teenager.
Food workers strike
Food workers strike
A group of Dunedin fast-food workers joined others around New Zealand and went on strike at the weekend demanding better pay and conditions.
Wars waged at Forbury Park
Wars waged at Forbury Park
To the victor go the spoils — or the bragging rights at least. Wars were waged, battles were won and lost all within the four walls of the Forbury Park Raceway event centre at the weekend.
Crushed worker hospitalised
Crushed worker hospitalised
A man has been taken to Dunedin Hospital in a serious condition after being crushed between a large truck and a delivery dock this afternoon.
Missing boy found
Missing boy found
Missing six year old boy Jack Darling has been found safe and well this evening.
Nude, lewd antics on Dunedin beach
Nude, lewd antics on Dunedin beach
A naked man's lewd escapade on a Dunedin beach led to a brief police search this morning.
Quiet start but Uber use expected to grow
Quiet start but Uber use expected to grow
It was a bit of a quiet first day for one Dunedin Uber driver, but he expects demand will grow as more people become aware of the service following its launch in the city yesterday.
Fortune assets to be liquidated
Fortune assets to be liquidated
Following the closure of the Fortune Theatre last month, the Fortune Board of trustees have voted to dissolve and liquidate all the theatre's assets.
Global recycling crisis not yet felt in Dunedin
Global recycling crisis not yet felt in Dunedin
More than 8860 tonnes of material was put into recycling bins by Dunedin residents last year - but it is getting harder and harder to do the right thing.
Person freed after crash near Balclutha
Person freed after crash near Balclutha
A woman has been taken by helicopter to Dunedin Hospital this evening after a crash near Balclutha where a vehicle overturned.
Asbestos found in more tanks
Asbestos found in more tanks
Asbestos has been found in two more Dunedin mud-tanks.
DCC defines place-based grant criteria
DCC defines place-based grant criteria
The type of organisation eligible for a slice of the Dunedin City Council's $300,000 for place-based group grants has been decided.
Trespassers frustrate Middlemarch farmer
Trespassers frustrate Middlemarch farmer
A Middlemarch farmer says he is sick of being left to clean up after people who use the Old Dunstan Road to trespass on his land.
Taxi, courier drivers notice more Dunedin traffic
Taxi, courier drivers notice more Dunedin traffic
Two groups of motorists who might be more aware of any increase in congestion on Dunedin roads are taxi drivers and couriers.
Dunedin's road blocks
Dunedin's road blocks
There are more vehicles on Dunedin's roads than ever before - but does that mean more time spent sitting in traffic? Tim Miller investigates.
Cold hard truth: Otago top for turning off heating
Cold hard truth: Otago top for turning off heating
Dunedin single mother Brooke Dryden goes days without heating just to get by financially each month - and she's not alone.
Sand sausages exposed
Sand sausages exposed
Recent storms and high tides have exposed the sand sausages on St Clair Beach after large waves washed away the surrounding sand.
ORC investigating central city bus loop
ORC investigating central city bus loop
Almost 10 years after scrapping a similar service, the Otago Regional Council is investigating the possibility of bringing back a central city bus loop.
Mosgiel pool gets $1.5m
Mosgiel pool gets $1.5m
Mosgiel is so close to building a new pool you can almost smell the chlorine.