Tim Miller

Review: Sheeran 'killed it' in Auckland

Ed Sheeran performs on stage at Mt Smart Stadium on March 24, 2018 in Auckland. Photo: Getty Images

Review: Sheeran 'killed it' in Auckland

Our reporter Tim Miller went up to Auckland to see what Dunedin fans can expect when Ed Sheeran plays in the city and was impressed by what he saw, saying he "absolutely killed it".

Ed Sheeran 'can't wait' to explore Dunedin

Ed Sheeran welcomed with a powhiri today. Photo: NZ Herald

Ed Sheeran 'can't wait' to explore Dunedin

International pop superstar Ed Sheeran says he cant't wait to explore Dunedin and can understand why there is a bit of a "kerfuffle" ahead of his arrival having been brought up in a similar sized town in England.

DCC pioneering new method to combat coastal erosion

DCC pioneering new method to combat coastal erosion

The Dunedin City Council is pioneering a new method in its efforts to stop coastal erosion on Dunedin beaches.

Cull happy being invited to dinner with Obama

Cull happy being invited to dinner with Obama

When you receive an invitation to dinner with one of the most powerful men in the world, it is usually an offer you do not refuse.

Visiting US research ship weathered storms for science

The 71m, 3834-tonne American research vessel the RV Marcus G. Langseth is docked at the Fryatt St wharf after spending a month in the Southern Ocean scanning the ocean floor. Photos: Peter McIntosh

Visiting US research ship weathered storms for science

Usually millions of dollars worth of scientific equipment and 11m waves do not mix.

Pool cost irks Taieri ratepayers

Mosgiel and Taieri residents say they being treated as second-class ratepayers by having to find more than $7 million themselves to build a new pool.

Council defers consideration of local alcohol policy

Council defers consideration of local alcohol policy

Dunedin's local alcohol policy has hit another wall after it was withdrawn from consideration at a Dunedin City Council meeting because of legal fears.

New poker machines banned in Dunedin

New poker machines banned in Dunedin

No new poker machines will be allowed in Dunedin, councillors have voted unanimously, as part of changes to the DCC's gambling and TAB venue policy.

Uber welcomed - just play by the rules

Uber welcomed in Otago - just play by the rules

As long as it plays by the rules, competitors and local authorities are relaxed about Uber's expansion into Otago.

Resignation from embattled DCC department

Resignation from embattled DCC department

A long serving Dunedin City Council senior staff member will step down next month, quitting the council's embattled property department.

Short-term rentals on council table

Council discusses short-term rentals

The need to understand the wider implications of the short-term visitor rental market on Dunedin has been discussed by the city council.

Face-to-face consultation on city plan

Face-to-face consultation on city plan

Cr Christine Garey explains the Dunedin City Council's 10-year plan to University of Otago student Holly Tudehope in the Link yesterday.

Uber turns attention to South

Uber turns attention to South

Ride-sharing company Uber will expand into Otago in the coming months.

Smooth start for central city Barnes Dance

Smooth start for central city Barnes Dance

Pedestrians cross the street using the newly installed Barnes Dance on the corner of Princes St and the Octagon yesterday.

Taieri pupils keep going through night

Keep on moving ... Taieri College pupils (from left) Rachel Irvine (17), Samantha Aitcheson (17)...

Taieri pupils keep going through night

A combination of lollies and energy drinks was the secret formula which kept a group of Taieri College pupils running through the night at the weekend.

2000 enjoy CreekFest activities

Billie Fraser (8) attempts to net creatures in Lindsay Creek as part of CreekFest in Chingford...

2000 enjoy CreekFest activities

Many members of the Northeast Valley community came together yesterday for one day of education, art, music and science.

Flooding cost exceeds $500,000

The February flooding that came hot on the heels of the Burnside fire.

Flooding cost exceeds $500,000

Flooding in Dunedin last month caused more than $500,000 damage to the city's transport network.

SDHB staff moved after mould found

Staff moved after mould discovered in Fraser building

Southern District Health Board staff were relocated from two offices in the Dunedin Hospital after mould was found last week.

Council beaten by liquor outlets

Dunedin Mayor Dave Cull is annoyed "vested interests with deep pockets" have won a long battle with the Dunedin City Council over the sale of alcohol.

Where there's smoke...

Where there's smoke...

Firefighters battle a large, intense fire engulfing a hay barn at Hillend, near Balclutha.

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