Tim Miller

Dunedin businesses are cautiously optimistic about the city council's $850million plan for the city.

Ngai Tahu wants to play a significant role in the cultural and financial future of Dunedin, including spending some of their ‘‘big purse’’ on projects within the city.

A victim of its own success, the Dunedin Wildlife Hospital is asking the Dunedin City Council to help it keep up with the overwhelming demand for its services.

Invercargill teen Connor Douglas throws a shuttlecock while sitting to test  his strength while Paralympic gold medallist Anna Grimaldi tries to keep her eye on the balls during the...

A tale of two mortal enemies coming together in a most unusual place was  played out on a Dunedin beach over the weekend.

Dunedin residents appear eager to have their say on the Dunedin City Council’s 10-year,  $850 million vision for the city.

Emergency services are attending a motorcycle crash near Trotters Gorge north of Palmerston this afternoon.

There are concerns a proposed fee increase for some parking permits may negatively affect Dunedin’s most vulnerable residents.

A South Dunedin soft drinks company hopes a little political assistance will go a long way in its fight to regain a liquor licence.

One Taieri business is putting its money where its mouth is when it comes to supporting a new Mosgiel pool and is encouraging others to do the same.

Dunedin homeowners seeking to make their homes more environmentally sustainable will soon be able to get free advice from the city council.

One of New Zealand's newest citizens could not contain his huge smile as he sang the national anthem as a ''Kiwi'' for the first time yesterday.

Love him or hate him, they don’t come any bigger than Ed Sheeran.