Hamish MacLean

Air New Zealand has released its domestic schedule for July and August and Jetstar has begun advertising seats for sale in July as southern skies appear set to get a lot busier.

As New Zealand’s economy falters, Queenstown’s could crater as financial forecaster Infometrics warns the tourism-driven economy could face years of recovery and shrink by $633million by March.

A quarter of Queenstown’s jobs will disappear over the next 10 months and the tourism-driven economy will take years to recover, financial forecaster Infometrics says.

A technology upgrade could save Dunedin City Council commercial water customers cash.

If motorists do not adhere to the 10kmh limit on George St over the long weekend, speed bumps could be installed.

Increased funding for Dunedin’s indigenous "celestial celebration" is an important recognition of 800 years of local history and a step towards "the modern Dunedin", Dunedin city councillor Jim O...

Dunedin city councillors stuck to a 4.1% rates rise — and bulked up the Dunedin City Council’s Covid-19 recovery fund to nearly $1million as the council’s 2020-21 annual plan deliberations wrapped...

Mountain biking and Matariki were the only clear winners in yesterday’s annual plan deliberations, as just two projects received requested funding when Dunedin city councillors worked out who would...

The Dunedin City Council will push ahead with a change to its long-term plan, to decrease the community services targeted rate to $100 in an effort to help properties with low-valued residential...

The Dunedin City Council continued its push to take control of the city’s public bus system yesterday as Dunedin Mayor Aaron Hawkins spelled out the need for transport planning and planning for...

There are not enough people on the ground to deal with the fallout from Covid-19 in Otago’s tourism epicentre, Queenstown Lakes District Council emergency management acting controller Meaghan...

Engagement on removing cars and increasing pedestrians in Dunedin’s main street could be just around the corner.

Hearings begin this week as Otago regional councillors consider submissions and make decisions on Otago Regional Council spending for 2020-21 from tomorrow.