Breakfast in the rain for cyclists
Breakfast in the rain for cyclists
Dunedin man Brian Hughes enjoys a bowl of muesli at the Bike Breakfast in the Octagon yesterday morning.
Tim Miller
Students chill out at toga party
Students chill out at toga party
Hundreds of white bed sheets, blankets and pillow cases were all that shielded thousands of students from a chilly Dunedin night.
Rest-home residents to return next week
Rest-home residents to return next week
The first residents of a South Dunedin rest-home evacuated because of flooding will return next week, but the long-term risk remains.
Fans victims of ticket swindle
Robbie fans victims of swindle
Otago Robbie Williams fans have been left hundreds of dollars out of pocket after being swindled using a controversial ticket resale market website.
Albatross chick dies after attack
Albatross chick dies after attack
An already devastating summer at Taiaroa Head's albatross colony has got worse after one of the 15 chicks hatched this year was killed by its parent.
First-years urged to tackle biggest issues
First-year students urged to tackle NZ's biggest problems
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern had a simple message for the country's potential future leaders at the University of Otago's convocation ceremony last night.
Most support ban on vehicles at Railway Station
Most support ban on vehicles at Railway Station
A trial banning vehicles in front of one of Dunedin’s most well-known landmarks has gone down well with the public.
City gearing up for Ed Sheeran’s fans
City gearing up for Ed Sheeran’s fans
Preparations are well under way to host the more than 60,000 visitors and 40,000 locals expected to pack into Dunedin for pop superstar Ed Sheeran's concerts over Easter.
Students chase and catch intruder
Students chase and catch intruder
A student says she is still shaken after an alleged "peeper" and burglar roamed through her flat while she was sleeping.
Visibility vest donation capped off with police station tour in te reo
Visibility vest donation capped off with police station tour in te reo
Pupils from Dunedin’s three te kohanga reo show off their new high-visibility vests with Senior Constable Toni Wall outside the Dunedin Central Police Station yesterday.
Sports walk of fame idea for Anzac Ave
Sports walk of fame idea for Anzac Ave
Move over Hollywood - Dunedin could soon have its own walk of fame.
Flatmates help catch intruder in North Dunedin
Flatmates help catch intruder in North Dunedin
Police say an early morning intruder chased away by a group of women living in a student quarter flat may have been a "peeper".
Urban creep fears for peninsula
Urban creep fears for peninsula
Fears about ongoing urban development of Otago Peninsula have been highlighted at a resource consent hearing.
US seismic research vessel visits Dunedin
US seismic research vessel visits Dunedin
American research vessel Marcus G. Langseth docks at the Fryatt St wharf on Wednesday.
Wastewater pipe project has to wait until bridge fixed
Wastewater pipe project has to wait until bridge fixed
It will be another six months before a large wastewater pipe crossing the Water of Leith is permanently repaired.
Council resolves to be carbon neutral by 2050
Council resolves to be carbon neutral by 2050
What part Dunedin will play in tackling climate change has become a little clearer.
Plans for Sutton bridge continuing
Plans for Sutton bridge continuing
Work on replacing the historic Sutton suspension bridge is continuing behind the scenes.
140 responses on replacement pavers
140 responses on replacement pavers
More than 140 responses were submitted to the Dunedin Council Council on its $100,000 paving trial on replacements for the city's ageing terracotta brick pavers.
O Week alcohol ban approved
O Week alcohol ban approved
A temporary alcohol ban covering parts of North Dunedin during this year’s Orientation Week celebrations has been approved by the Dunedin City Council.
Address Surrey St flooding, council told
Address Surrey St flooding, council told
Residents of a South Dunedin street are sick of sewage running down their street and into their homes during heavy downpours and want the DCC to address the issue urgently.