ORC approves $2 flat fare for city buses
ORC approves $2 flat fare for city buses
The $2 flat fare trial on Dunedin buses has been approved, but with some changes.
Molly Houseman
Green light for $2 flat bus fare trial
Green light for $2 flat bus fare trial
The Otago Regional Council has approved the $2 flat fare trial for Dunedin buses.
Parties in the student quarter on a Tuesday
Parties in the student quarter on a Tuesday
National Party Taieri candidate Liam Kernaghan speaks to students Hannah Johns (20, left) and Bri Leahy (26) during the Political Clubs Day in The Link at the University of Otago yesterday.
Clark imparts wisdom
Clark imparts wisdom
Gender bias, the media, Covid-19 and cannabis were up for discussion during former prime minister Helen Clark’s visit to Dunedin yesterday.
On the buses in route challenge
On the buses in route challenge
Dunedin residents were buzzing around the city at the weekend.
Two-car crash in central Dunedin
Two-car crash in central Dunedin
Emergency services were called to a two-car crash in central Dunedin late this morning.
Donation makes travel safer for Life Education Trust
Donation makes travel safer for Life Education Trust
Dunedin Casino Charitable Trust chairman Stan Rodger presents a $15,000 donation to Life Education Trust Coastal Otago chairwoman Aileen Winmill (left) and Life Education Trust Coast Otago educator...
Baby burial kete to bring ‘dignity’
Baby burial kete to bring ‘dignity’
A new initiative for St John in Dunedin will bring "dignity" during a difficult time.
Writer-illustrators share craft with pupils
Writer-illustrators share craft with pupils
Purakaunui School pupils were joined by two special visitors this week.
Mild end to winter tipped for country
Mild end to winter tipped for country
New Zealand will experience a mild end to winter and remains on a “La Nina watch”.
Inversion brings a chill in July
Inversion brings a chill in July
Cromwell spent nearly a week of last month under low cloud and Dunedin was the least sunny of the country’s main centres.
Fate of pest-control assets still undecided
Fate of pest-control assets still undecided
The Otago Regional Council is yet to decide what it will do with its rabbit-control assets.
Fence not fixed due to lack of insurance
Fence not fixed due to lack of insurance
A fix for the fence of a historic Dunedin building on one of the city’s main streets could be some way off.
Troupe showcase fashion shoes, support cancer care
Troupe showcase fashion shoes, support cancer care
Otago Dance Association’s Performance Troupe was busy rehearsing last night in preparation for Dunedin Fashion for a Cure today.
Burglary cases highlight need for vigilance
Burglary cases highlight need for vigilance
The arrests of two men on burglary charges are a reminder for Dunedin residents to be security conscious, police say.
Suspect tells cops he 'likes looking at other people’s stuff'
Suspect tells cops he 'likes looking at other people’s stuff'
When police spoke to a man acting suspiciously in North Dunedin early this morning he told them he was "going for a walk and likes looking at other people’s stuff".
Tourism business faces end after missing funding
Tourism business faces end after missing funding
A longtime Dunedin tourism operator faces closure after missing out on much-needed government funding.
Bus users swarming to collect new Bee Cards
Bus users swarming to collect new Bee Cards
The new Bee Cards have been "flying out the door".
Police looking for Mazda Bounty after hit-and-runs
Police looking for Mazda Bounty after hit-and-runs
Police are searching for a vehicle believed to be responsible for two hit-and-runs in Dunedin at the weekend.
Fog gives Dunedin passengers the Blues
Fog gives Dunedin passengers the Blues
Flights in and out of Dunedin Airport have been delayed or cancelled this morning due to heavy fog.