Customers ushered from burning shop
Customers ushered from burning shop
As soon as Danielle Wilson saw flames, she knew she had to get people out.
Daisy Hudson
Pumps again delayed
Pumps again delayed
Replacement pumping stations for Mosgiel have been delayed once again.
Refuge manager resigns
Refuge manager resigns
The manager of Dunedin's Women's Refuge has resigned after investigations revealed a raft of serious issues.
Timaru man named as pedestrian hit by truck
Timaru man named as pedestrian hit by truck
The man killed after being struck by a truck at the Caltex fuel stop on Dunedin's Fryatt St last week has been named.
Time to get 'stuck in', Hawkins says
Time to get 'stuck in', Hawkins says
Dunedin's new mayor said it was time for "all hands on deck" - and said "hi" to his mother - at the first council meeting of the new term.
Where there’s smoke ...
Where there’s smoke ...
Firefighters were called to a Dunedin City Council-owned flat yesterday after reports of the smell of smoke.
Aaron Hawkins sworn in as mayor
Aaron Hawkins sworn in as mayor
Aaron Hawkins has officially been sworn in as Dunedin’s Mayor.
Enhancing art experience
Enhancing art experience
Dunedin Mayor-elect Aaron Hawkins, pictured viewing some of Hugo van Dorsser's art work, was one of the special guests at last night's Screaming Rooster gallery opening.
Frustrated by bar breaches
Police frustrated by bar breaches
Police are frustrated over two Dunedin bars getting stung for similar offences in the space of just months.
Award-winning toilet is a long way from a long drop
Award-winning toilet is a long way from a long drop
Those behind Colac Bay's public toilet are flushed with success after it claimed the title of New Zealand's best loo.
Magnitude 5.6 quake shakes south
Magnitude 5.6 quake shakes south
A magnitude 5.6 earthquake, centred near Milford Sound, has rattled much of the lower South Island tonight.
Carousel in trouble for overcrowding again
Carousel in trouble for overcrowding again
Two Dunedin bars have had their licences suspended after running afoul of liquor licencing laws - and one has been warned another breach could mean it loses its licence for good.
Man struck by truck at harbourside dies
Man struck by truck at harbourside dies
A man has died after being struck by a truck in Dunedin's harbourside area, police have confirmed.
Verbal dispute turns violent in Concord
Verbal dispute turns violent in Concord
A verbal dispute spilled over into violence in the Dunedin suburb of Concord this morning.
NZDF detonate explosive
NZDF detonate explosive
The New Zealand Defence Force this morning detonated an explosive chemical found in the Dunedin suburb of Kenmure yesterday.
RSA sells bowling club site to developer
RSA sells bowling club site to developer
It's bowling club is likely to be bowled, but Mosgiel's beleaguered RSA will reopen its doors.
Defence Force called in over chemical incident
Defence Force called in over chemical incident
The Defence Force has been called in to dispose of a chemical that prompted a street closure in the Dunedin suburb of Kenmure this afternoon.
Bright street light temporary - DCC
Bright street light temporary - DCC
A bright new street light that sparked criticism is just an interim measure, the Dunedin City Council says.
Police compile Crestani file after completing interviews
Police compile Crestani file after completing interviews
Police are moving to the next phase of the investigation into the death of Dunedin student Sophia Crestani, after wrapping up dozens of witness interviews.
Surveyors given some pointers
Surveyors given some pointers
Some unusual new road markings appearing around Dunedin's city centre are part of the $60million central city upgrade project.