Cape Saunders residents are relieved to have power back after spending two nights in the dark.
The laughter at an upbeat service gave way to grief as North Taieri siblings Danielle and Shannon Kiriau were farewelled yesterday with a stirring haka.
What is life like without a job for six months? It is a struggle, those at the coalface say. During the past eight months, Dunedin teenager Danielle Newton has applied for more than 50 jobs but...
The 2013 Socioeconomic Deprivation Index shows little has changed in the patterns of poverty in Otago, Timothy Brown reports. The results of the latest Socioeconomic Deprivation Index show...
Convicted killer Paul David Bailey will spend at least two more years in prison.
Seven of 12 Otago and Southland dairy farms visited by labour inspectors were breaching employment law, the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment said.
Most children find excuses not to go to school, but Lex Smith begged to go to St Brigid's School.
The partner of a tramper who died after being swept into a river in Fiordland expressed his grief yesterday at losing a loved one.
A directorof Dunedin's only sawmill has added his voice to the chorus calling for a fresh look at the pricing structure of the forestry industry.
Veterans' Affairs Minister Michael Woodhouse says he cannot recollect whether he blamed the Otago Daily Times for publishing a case of mistaken identity.
Clutha Mayor Bryan Cadogan says he is ''absolutely furious'' with the receiver of Southern Cross Forest Products.
Southern Cross Forest Products' workers are gutted, stressed and shocked after yesterday being told their jobs could be gone by June 13.
Dunedin health researcher Prof Richie Poulton was ''thrilled'' after being recognised for his research at the Health Research and Excellence Awards.
Party-goers who threw bottles at Dunedin police have been labelled ''cowards in the dark''.
Noise control officers will be expensive party guests under a new Dunedin City Council policy.
Dunedin City Council's ''pragmatic approach'' to ticketing and warning infringing motorists is improving parking compliance, council regulatory services group manager Kevin Thompson says.
Cold, old and rundown - that is how some of South Dunedin's residents describe the area and it is often how the area is perceived by those outside it.
The number of people facing more than six months without a job in the South has more than doubled since 2009.
The Queenstown Lakes district could want for nothing, according to the latest Socioeconomic Deprivation Index.
None of Dunedin's houses will pass a rental warrant of fitness if the standards used during a recent trial of scheme are applied.