4G technology now in Dunedin
4G technology now in Dunedin
More than two-thirds of Dunedin now has access to the world's fastest mobile network technology.
Timothy Brown
Trees anchor memories as families celebrated
Trees anchor memories as families celebrated
Some came to remember the past, others came with an eye to the future, but all came to put down roots in honour of loved ones.
Police see weekend legal high hangover
Police see weekend legal high hangover
The hangover after the ban of legal highs has begun.
Otago beauty pageant in doubt
Otago beauty pageant in doubt
The future of Miss Universe New Zealand Otago is in doubt after an apparent dispute between the director of the event and the executive director of Miss Universe New Zealand.
Bibliophiles of all ages satisfied
Bibliophiles of all ages satisfied
For the past 34 years, Margaret Hawley has set aside 24 hours in her calendar for shopping - book shopping.
Cruise ship home to its passengers
Cruise ship home to its passengers
The world comes to Port Chalmers - MS The World, at least.
Law change threat to low-paid: unions
Law change threat to low-paid: unions
Proposed changes to minimum wage calculations may affect thousands of workers in Dunedin and Otago, the New Zealand Council of Trade Unions says.
Alycia's unbridled passion rides high
Alycia's unbridled passion rides high
She has attracted more than four million views on YouTube as well as the interest of television networks in the US and Europe, and now the queen of equine acrobatics calls Dunedin home.
'Fabulous' outing despite lower turnout
'Fabulous' outing despite lower turnout
One of the lowest turnouts in the Autumn Colours Outing's 12-year history did not stop those who took part making the most of the weekend.
Whose old pole is it?
Whose old pole is it?
Ageing power poles may create a costly headache for some Dunedin homeowners.
Woodhouse discovers family connection to Gallipoli
Woodhouse discovers family connection to Gallipoli
Minister of Veterans' Affairs Michael Woodhouse has discovered an unknown family link to the Gallipoli campaign while on the peninsula for Anzac Day commemorations.
Fears held for missing sailors
Fears held for missing sailors
Police have ''grave concerns'' for three people who were on a yacht that has been missing for more than a week.
Two taken to hospital after accident
Two taken to hospital after accident
A "heavily pregnant'' woman was taken to hospital after a car crash near Mosgiel yesterday, Clutha-Taieri area response manager Senior Sergeant Alastair Dickie says.
War memories unfaded
War memories unfaded
Almost 70 years after World War 2 ended, Gerald Huntley can still remember the sound of bombing raids in Italy, the stifling heat of Egypt and the beauty of ''that woman'' across the ballroom.
'Inferno' destroys Gore business
'Inferno' destroys Gore business
A huge fire that blanketed parts of Gore in dense smoke has been brought under control this morning.
No evidence of dog theft ring
No evidence of dog theft ring
Police and SPCA Otago are playing down concerns about a dog-napping ring.
Parking ticket while giving birth 'wrong'
Parking ticket while giving birth 'wrong'
A Dunedin mother is angry her car was ticketed while she was undergoing an emergency Caesarean section.
'Lots of disorder' disappoints police
'Lots of disorder' disappoints police
A police officer was allegedly assaulted and firefighters had bottles thrown at them by partygoers during a weekend when there was ''lots of disorder'', Dunedin police say.
Noise complaints rise after students return
Noise complaints rise after students return
Students are back in Dunedin, and it seems they are bringing noise with them.
Camper van rules being enforced
Camper van rules being enforced
Freedom campers have found Macandrew Bay is not a free-for-all.