Waihola manuka daffodil champion bloom
Waihola manuka daffodil champion bloom
If it was not already obvious spring has sprung, the Dunedin Horticultural Society’s Spring Flower Show, in Dunedin, made it crystal clear at the weekend.
Molly Houseman
Art with a message at beach
Art with a message at beach
If you thought you spotted a maui dolphin at a Dunedin beach at the weekend, that was a pile of rubbish.
Chemical leak at Fonterra's Edendale site
Chemical leak at Fonterra's Edendale site
Fire crews have been working to contain a chemical leak at the Edendale Fonterra site, this morning.
Skeletons assembled, animatronics ready in time for holidays
Skeletons assembled, animatronics ready in time for holidays
Dinosaurs have arrived in Dunedin a week early — at the Otago Museum, that is.
Award recognises kindy’s efforts with sign language
Award recognises kindy’s efforts with sign language
Dunedin kindergarten teachers have been recognised nationally for their commitment to learning sign language, creating an inclusive and accessible environment for deaf children.
Lessons from capsizing on bar
Lessons from capsizing on bar
After 40 minutes of treading water and trying desperately to hold on to his capsized boat, Jim Murdoch began to question how much longer he could last.
Grieving friends burn rubber
Grieving friends burn rubber
Mourners of motocross champion Grason Veitch, who died in a car crash last Sunday, gathered for burnouts at Odlins Pl, in Mosgiel, yesterday.
Community hub opens in South Dunedin
Community hub opens in South Dunedin
Associate Housing Minister Kris Faafoi (right) talks with (from left) Presbyterian Support Otago community finance team leader Melanie Aicken, family works director Carmen Batchelor and Dunedin...
Woman critical after Mosgiel crash
Woman critical after Mosgiel crash
Two people were injured, one critically, in a crash in Mosgiel this afternoon.
Blaze started in diesel generator
Blaze started in diesel generator
Part of Dunedin’s Southern Motorway was blocked for a time yesterday morning while firefighters battled a blaze in Kensington.
Man arrested after teen girl punched in face
Man arrested after teen girl punched in face
A girl was followed by a man and punched while walking in a Dunedin street in an unprovoked attack yesterday, police say.
Police concerned burglars targeting tools
Police concerned burglars targeting tools
Dunedin police are concerned burglars are targeting tools following an arrest yesterday and say people should ask for identification from people carrying out work in their home.
Level 1: relief but caution
Level 1: relief but caution
Near-normal life is back. Concerts, sports events and parties are again allowed, but while people in the South are excited about living with fewer restrictions, some remain cautious.
One hurt after car hits tree in East Taieri
One hurt after car hits tree in East Taieri
A person sustained moderate injuries when the car they were in collided with a tree in East Taieri this morning.
Drink-drivers involved in weekend prangs
Drink-drivers involved in weekend prangs
Drink-drivers were involved in crashes with parked cars and parking meters in Dunedin at the weekend.
Man refuses to leave Dunedin bottle store
Man refuses to leave Dunedin bottle store
Threatening and aggressive behaviour led to trespass notices being issued in Dunedin on Friday night.
Teen girl stuck for hours after falling down bank
Teen girl stuck for hours after falling down bank
A girl was heard screaming for help after falling down a bank in Dunedin at the weekend.
Rider seriously injured after coming off motorcycle
Rider seriously injured after coming off motorcycle
Emergency services rushed to a central Dunedin street after someone came off their motorbike, resulting in serious injuries.
Water plan public submissions trend negative
Water plan public submissions trend negative
Public submissions on proposed regional water plan changes in Otago are in, and it seems most correspondents are not happy with them.
Murdered mum brought close through strangers’ stories
Murdered mum brought close through strangers’ stories
She was just 2 when her mother was murdered in Dunedin. Now, Georgina Jacobs is learning more about a "creative and loving soul". Molly Houseman reports.