Plunket premises puts more services together
Plunket premises puts more services together
Champagne corks popped to celebrate the opening of a new Plunket premises in South Dunedin last night.
Shawn McAvinue
First NZ history tapestry complete
First NZ history tapestry complete
Dunedin embroiderers have stitched their way into New Zealand history.
Testing times as lower limits come in
Testing times as lower limits come in
Dunedin police breath-test motorists under the Pine Hill overbridge in George St yesterday.
Possible demolition upsets neighbour
Possible demolition upsets neighbour
A neighbour is angry a 19th-century mansion built by a Speight's Brewery founder in Dunedin could be demolished to make room for a car park.
Time to sit back a bit
Time to sit back a bit
Tradesmen wore ties when Ron St Clair-Newman began a cabinetmaking apprenticeship 50 years ago.
Tears as couple's fears expressed
Tears as couple's fears expressed
A man broke down and cried in Dunedin yesterday while talking about a new proposed road and subdivision in Mosgiel.
Tracking buses by smartphone
Tracking buses by smartphone
Catching a bus is less fuss with the new bus-tracking service developed by a Dunedin company.
Busy weekend at club
Busy weekend at club
Saddle Hill Community Board members met at the new Brighton Surf Clubrooms on Thursday.
Rubbish bin responsibility to be clarified
Rubbish bin responsibility to be clarified
The responsibility for paying for the clearing of a rubbish bin at Kaikorai Estuary needs clarification before it gets installed, Saddle Hill Community Board chairman Scott Weatherall says.
Board wants yap about dog control
Board wants yap about dog control
Mosgiel Taieri Community Board members want a personal presentation from Dunedin City Council staff before the board responds to a survey on the dog control bylaw and policy.
Table's blocking tactic allowed
Table's blocking tactic allowed
A controversial picnic table will stay put in Mosgiel, defying an artist's intentions by blocking pedestrian flow.
Pool proposal off to council
Pool proposal off to council
A plan for a $15 million Taieri Aquatic Facility at Memorial Park in Mosgiel will be handed to Dunedin City Council staff on Monday .
Youth ambassador
Youth ambassador
Saddle Hill Community Board chairman Scott Weatherall congratulates Youth Ambassador Award recipient Andrew Trembath (17) outside the Brighton Surf Clubrooms.
Playcentre going into recess
Playcentre going into recess
Brighton/Ocean View Playcentre spokeswoman Leanne Stenhouse says the Otago Playcentre Association has decided the playcentre in John St, Ocean View, will begin a ''two-year recess'' from Friday.
Lessons learned over Octagon tree root damage
Lessons learned over Octagon tree root damage
The three dead plane trees in the Octagon will be cut to ground level as soon as practicable, the Dunedin City Council community and environment committee decided at its meeting in Municipal Chambers yesterday.
They're a great model, eh!
They're a great model, eh!
Thomas Jackson-Birtles (5), of Mosgiel, sits in a restored 1928 Ford Model A pedal car at the Otago Community Hospice Charity Cruise at Tahuna Park yesterday.
Sister city junkets ridiculed
Sister city junkets ridiculed
All that Dunedin City Council junkets to international sister cities created was reports with ''vegetarian'' platitudes and no meat on economic benefits, says Cr Lee Vandervis.
Cadets celebrate 150 years
Cadets celebrate 150 years
The oldest youth organisation in New Zealand was celebrated in Dunedin on Saturday.
Group opens nappy banks across NZ
Group opens nappy banks across NZ
An organisation has opened ''nappy banks'' across New Zealand, giving more people access to cloth nappies.
Pupils' artworks for port parade
Pupils' artworks for port parade
Artworks created by St Leonard's School pupils are set to take to the street in the annual West Harbour Arts Week parade.