Housing major concern in city
Housing major concern in city
People are increasingly living in overcrowded houses and struggling to find accommodation in Dunedin — and the city’s housing crisis is only expected to get worse.
Daisy Hudson
Queen brings a kind of magic
Queen brings a kind of magic
They came, they saw, and they well and truly rocked us.
Sweet ride supporting charity
Sweet ride supporting charity
Brett Lindsay has a sweet ride, and, it turns out, a sweet tooth.
Leith looking a bit green
Leith looking a bit green
An investigation is under way after Dunedin’s Water of Leith turned a bright shade of green yesterday afternoon.
WW2 merchant navy seaman remembered
WW2 merchant navy seaman remembered
Port Chalmers’ Iona Church was awash with colour yesterday during a special service to remember merchant navy seamen who died during World War 2.
Search and rescue dogs practise in chill weather
Search and rescue dogs practise in chill weather
A team of prized pooches and their human handlers braved icy winds to hone their search and rescue skills yesterday.
Deaths devastate Makarora
Deaths devastate Makarora
The small community of Makarora is "devastated" after four deaths in the area in the space of two weeks.
Arai Te Uru Marae’s 40th birthday celebration ‘a blessing of a day’
Arai Te Uru Marae’s 40th birthday celebration ‘a blessing of a day’
After rising from the ashes of a devastating fire, the Arai Te Uru Marae celebrated a major milestone at the weekend.
Syrian family keeps homeland to fore
Syrian family keeps homeland to fore
Tahani Shahoud was just 1 month old when a bombing left shrapnel embedded in her skull.
Up the river, with paddles
Up the river, with paddles
There was plenty of paddling power on the Waikouaiti River on Saturday as Karitane School held its Paddle Out Challenge.
Cyclist hurt after North East Valley collision
Cyclist hurt after North East Valley collision
A cyclist has suffered moderate injuries and been taken to Dunedin Hospital after a collision with a car in North East Valley.
Long read: The Dunedin bombing that shocked a nation
Long read: The Dunedin bombing that shocked a nation
In 1962 a large blast shook a central Dunedin building ripping a respected lawyer's hand off and leaving him with fatal injuries. Reporter Daisy Hudson looks into the cold case and reveals the prime suspect.
Police get new power - pedal and electric
Police get new power - pedal and electric
Highway patrol will turn to cycleway patrol for a select group of Dunedin police.
Family grudge believed behind bombing
Family grudge believed behind bombing
A prime suspect in the bombing of a Dunedin lawyer has been revealed for the first time, nearly 60 years after the killing that shocked the city.
One injured in crash near Arrowtown
One injured in crash near Arrowtown
One person is believed to be injured after a car crash near Arrowtown tonight.
Police to trial officers on e-bikes
Police to trial officers on e-bikes
Dunedin cops will soon be swapping sirens for a bicycle bell.
Caravan park residents’ fears ‘storm in a teacup’
Caravan park residents’ fears ‘storm in a teacup’
Residents of a Mosgiel caravan park are up in arms after being told they have to get rid of potted plants and other personal items.
One seriously hurt in crash near Queenstown
One seriously hurt in crash near Queenstown
One person has seriously injuries after a car went off the road near Queenstown this afternoon.
Man spotted masturbating in Dunedin cemetery
Man spotted masturbating in Dunedin cemetery
Police are asking for information after a man was spotted masturbating in a Dunedin cemetery yesterday.
Life-savers to the rescue of Dunedin dog
Life-savers to the rescue of Dunedin dog
A Dunedin dog was left scraped and shivering, but otherwise unharmed, after becoming stranded on a cliff yesterday afternoon.