Four hurt in three-car crash
Four hurt in three-car crash
Emergency services attended a three-car crash which left four people injured in North East Valley this morning.
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Emerging designer contest goes digital in wake of virus
Emerging designer contest goes digital in wake of virus
The iD Fashion International Emerging Designer Awards are facing an unprecedented change in format due to concerns over the global coronavirus outbreak.
Birds’ ‘awful’ deaths a mystery
Birds’ ‘awful’ deaths a mystery
A Waikouaiti resident is offering a $1000 reward for information about the "awful" death of eight ducks on her property.
NZTA says cyclist numbers up after year of lanes
NZTA says cyclist numbers up after year of lanes
Tomorrow marks one year since Dunedin's State Highway 1 cycle lane system was officially opened and the numbers indicate it is increasingly popular.
Water connection requests denied
Water connection requests denied
Two residents requesting new water supply connections to their properties have had their applications denied by the Dunedin City Council.
Yellow-eyed penguins ready for the wild
Yellow-eyed penguins ready for the wild
The release of 25 critically endangered yellow-eyed penguin chicks yesterday marked a special occasion for Penguin Rescue.
Dunedin police looking into social media bomb threat
Dunedin police looking into social media bomb threat
A pipe-bomb threat made over social media last night has prompted Dunedin police to make inquiries.
Section of Dunedin art gallery roof to be repaired
Section of Dunedin art gallery roof to be repaired
Part of the Dunedin Art Gallery roof will be replaced for the first time in 22 years.
Workers’ good deal on e-bikes
Workers’ good deal on e-bikes
An e-bike scheme to get staff from the Dunedin City Council and Otago Polytechnic back on bikes is progressing.
Sexist talk enough for resignation: councillor
Sexist talk enough for resignation: councillor
One of two female Fish & Game councillors says a southern colleague’s remark about "chick scientists" was unprofessional, brought the organisation into disrepute and he should resign.
Council backs STV as preference for national system
Council backs STV as preference for national system
The single transferable voting (STV) system of voting has been identified as the Dunedin City Council’s preference for a national voting system for local body elections. POLL 📊
Good Samaritan extinguishes fire
Good Samaritan extinguishes fire
Two people have been injured in a fire in Dunedin this afternoon.
Pupils trace history of St Hilda’s in Dunedin
Pupils trace history of St Hilda’s in Dunedin
Pupils of a Dunedin high school had a chance to revisit history last week.
Whitebaiter’s comments ‘appalling’
Whitebaiter’s comments ‘appalling’
A member of the Southland Fish & Game Council may be asked to resign over "sexist" and "appalling" comments he made about female scientists during a meeting about whitebait fishing regulations.
Four seriously injured in Southland crashes
Four seriously injured in Southland crashes
Four people have been seriously injured in two separate crashes in the same part of Southland today.
Work and Income shifting to Exchange
Work and Income shifting to Exchange
Dunedin's central Work and Income service centre is on the move.
60-year marriage ‘as strong as ever’
60-year marriage ‘as strong as ever’
The secret to a good marriage is putting family first, above all else.
Upset by debris left in gardens
Upset by debris left in gardens
A Dunedin woman appalled by mess in the Dunedin Botanic Garden is calling for the University of Otago to take stronger action against littering students.
OMV comes out of Great South Basin empty-handed
OMV comes out of Great South Basin empty-handed
International oil giant OMV has completed drilling off the Otago coast without discovering commercial quantities of oil or gas.
Arrest follows armed police raids
Arrest follows armed police raids
One person has been arrested after three armed raids were carried out in Dunedin on Tuesday.