Tim Miller

A Portobello man is still homeless while he waits for engineers to determine the cause of the large sinkhole  he fell into earlier this week

The Dunedin City Council will consider increasing its share of the cost to build a new pool in Mosgiel when it settles on the 10-year plan next week.

A consent allowing a developer to build 20 new bedrooms on a Pitt St property could set a precedent in the city centre and should be declined, a city council planner says.

Too much play means the Dunedin Botanic Garden will explore ways to keep its $85,000 worm sculpture, Ouroboros, in one piece for longer.

The NZ Transport Agency, responsible for about half of Dunedin's public transport funding, is open to the idea of a joint committee running the city's buses.

Without a budget the proposed pedestrian-only trials for Dunedin’s city centre could amount to nothing, a city council councillor says.

Short-term flood relief cannot come soon enough for some South Dunedin residents after more properties were flooded during heavy rain at the weekend.

It will be virtually impossible for  Taieri residents  to raise enough money for a new pool if the Dunedin City Council does not budge on its $6.3 million pledge, the woman leading the...

Electric vehicle ownership in Dunedin keeps on growing but finding a quick charge can sometimes be a challenge.

A Dunedin craft brewery owner says he did all he could to preserve the heritage value of a former Princes St building.

Less than three months after it officially opened, the Otago Polytechnic is already seeking to expand its new $20 million accommodation complex.

Climate change dominated the discussion during the hearing on the Dunedin City Council's 10-year plan yesterday.

News the long-running legal battle to protect the shape of Saddle Hill could be over has been well received by residents living near the landmark.

A paddle-boarding trip along the Clutha River could have ended in tragedy if not for the quick thinking of an experienced guide.