Port Otago board gains experienced director and engineer Bob Fulton
Port Otago board gains experienced director and engineer Bob Fulton
An experienced Fulton Hogan director and engineer has been appointed a director at Port Otago.
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Farmlands may transfer 100 support roles
Farmlands may transfer 100 support roles
Farmlands is proposing to shift its Dunedin business to Christchurch, putting 100 jobs here at risk.
Game shows power of big events
Game shows power of big events
More money was spent on the night Super Rugby returned to Dunedin than on any night in the six months previous, including New Year’s Eve.
‘New and used’ outlet part of Harvey Norman expansion
‘New and used’ outlet part of Harvey Norman expansion
Electronics retailer Harvey Norman is planning to open an outlet store in South Dunedin in August.
New tenants, restoration on the cards
New tenants, restoration on the cards
An empty Dunedin building could soon become the home of a new retail store, a food outlet and a specialist doctors’ office.
Franchise plans to bring ‘authentic’ noodle niche south
Franchise plans to bring ‘authentic’ noodle niche south
A place that once served pints of cold beer will now serve bowls of hot ramen.
Car dealerships cut staff numbers
Car dealerships cut staff numbers
Car dealerships in Dunedin and across Otago have had to lay off staff.
Flying school chief staying positive amid uncertainty
Flying school chief staying positive amid uncertainty
There has possibly not been a worse time to become a pilot.
Job meeting draws crowd
Job meeting draws crowd
Where to now for people who have lost their jobs? Job seekers were given all sorts of tips from cleaning up CVs and Facebook pages to volunteering and offering work experience at a recent job seeker seminar.
Fruit and vegetable seller shifting shop
Fruit and vegetable seller shifting shop
Veggie Boys has moved its South Dunedin store down the road.
Brand, management changes for several service stations
Brand, management changes for several service stations
Changes are afoot for Dunedin’s Mobil stations.
NZ's first electric dump truck at Dunedin quarry
NZ's first electric dump truck at Dunedin quarry
Blackhead Quarries in Dunedin has the first electric dump truck in the country.
Forestry, farming sectors face off
Forestry, farming sectors face off
A Dunedin forestry leader has fired a shot at farmers and the Minister of Agriculture, who he says want fewer forests.
Caltex station torn down for rebuild
Caltex station torn down for rebuild
A day of ripping arcs of a demolition digger’s tines spelled the end of the Great King St Caltex service station yesterday.
Dunedin’s game makers welcome $700,000 funding
Dunedin’s game makers welcome $700,000 funding
Gaming developers in Dunedin are lauding the release of $700,000 worth of grants for game creators in the city.
‘Leap of Leaf’ video game wins award
‘Leap of Leaf’ video game wins award
By day he is a sheet metal fabricator but in his spare time Andrew Savey is an award-winning video game developer.
Cobb & Co restaurant in limbo
Cobb & Co restaurant in limbo
Cobb & Co franchiser Ben Gower says he would love to reopen the recently closed Dunedin site, but was waiting to hear from the Dunedin City Council about the lease.
New staff still on cards for engineering firm
New staff still on cards for engineering firm
Just before the country went into lockdown, farm engineering company CCMP was considering hiring new staff.
H&J Smith sets date for closure
H&J Smith sets date for closure
H&J Smith will close its Dunedin department store in January next year.
H&J Smith confirms Dunedin store closure
H&J Smith confirms Dunedin store closure
H&J Smith will close its Dunedin department store in January next year.