Grant Miller

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Consultation over loss of car parks 'not needed'

The planned shifting of a pedestrian crossing further up Beach St in Port Chalmers has yet to...

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Consultation over loss of car parks 'not needed'

Loss of carparks outside the Port Chalmers Library was flagged as a potential issue for the planned shift of a pedestrian crossing, but consultation was considered unnecessary because of more...

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Mosgiel traffic solution on list of NZTA priorities

Development in the Mosgiel-Taieri area makes resolution of transport issues increasingly vital,...

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Mosgiel traffic solution on list of NZTA priorities

Sorting out Mosgiel transport troubles has landed on a government list of priority projects worth up to $100m and community leaders are keen for a solution to get past the planning stage this time.

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Rates group will hold council ‘to account’

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Rates group will hold council ‘to account’

A group calling for Dunedin’s proposed rates rise of 17.5% to be cut has pledged to keep the city council accountable.

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Call to speed up provision of infrastructure

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Call to speed up provision of infrastructure

Work to get Three Waters infrastructure to Harington Point on Otago Peninsula should be accelerated, a Dunedin development hearing has concluded.

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Dunedin mayor heckled at rates meeting

Dunedin city councillor Lee Vandervis talks to a supportive audience at a public meeting about...

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Dunedin mayor heckled at rates meeting

Dunedin Mayor Jules Radich was heckled and city councillor Lee Vandervis received a warm reception at a public meeting last night calling for a 17.5% proposed rates rise to be curbed.

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Early support shown for Mosgiel freight hub

An aerial view of Mosgiel. PHOTO: STEPHEN JAQUIERY

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Early support shown for Mosgiel freight hub

The backers of an inland port near Mosgiel have cleared their first hurdle despite concerns the freight hub could clog up vital roads.

Bath St pipe work starts soon

Preparations are stepping up for a substantial and complex upgrade of pipes in central Dunedin.

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Infrastructure concerns raised at hearing

Aerial photograph looking north at the Otago Peninsula. PHOTO: ODT FILES

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Infrastructure concerns raised at hearing

Wastewater treatment operations north of Dunedin will need to shift and better Three Waters infrastructure is needed on Otago Peninsula, a development hearing has been told.

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Rezoning will also help public works: owners

Land in Burnside, Dunedin, that could have potential for industrial use is highlighted. Photo:...

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Rezoning will also help public works: owners

Two significant landowners in the Burnside area of Dunedin could be prepared to fund some public infrastructure work themselves if this will allow them to get on with industrial development quicker.

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Finding freight hub should be first, hearing told

Land near Taieri Airfield could become part of a logistics park if a vision promoted by Southern...

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Finding freight hub should be first, hearing told

The need for a heavy-traffic bypass of Mosgiel should not get in the way of moving towards possible development of a freight logistics park nearby, a hearing has been told.

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Pitch for Mosgiel hub to be heard

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Pitch for Mosgiel hub to be heard

A pitch for a freight logistics park in Mosgiel is set to be explored today, as a hearing about Dunedin’s future development shifts gears.

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Rail tunnels trail ‘needs to happen’

There will be debate next week, before a proposed 2024-25 draft annual plan - including a...

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Rail tunnels trail ‘needs to happen’

The planned Dunedin tunnels trail is being pushed as the top priority for walking and cycling projects in the city, but how it may be funded remains unclear.

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George St upgrades to finish early

A sign in George St, Dunedin, warns people to stay out of garden beds because of "carnivorous...

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George St upgrades to finish early

The main shopping street in Dunedin’s city centre is poised to reopen to traffic on May 3 after a two-year upgrade.

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Staged approach likely for proposed tunnels trail

Cyclists emerge from a disused railway tunnel on the Alps 2 Ocean track. PHOTO: ODT FILES

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Staged approach likely for proposed tunnels trail

The proposed Dunedin tunnels trail may need to be stripped down to a more basic project initially to get its wheels spinning, it has been signalled.

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Warning over future Dunedin retirement homes

Summerset Group's Bishopscourt facility, in Dunedin. PHOTO: ODT FILES

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Warning over future Dunedin retirement homes

One of NZ's largest providers of retirement villages has warned a Dunedin development hearing of a mismatch between meeting needs of an ageing population and difficulties obtaining land for accommodation.

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Doubts aired on legality of Dunedin developments

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Doubts aired on legality of Dunedin developments

Doubts have been flagged about the legality of some new housing developments in Dunedin that allocate practically no space to allowing surface water to be absorbed in the ground.

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Visit to possible port site

"We don’t want bottlenecks because of an inability on our part to make timely decisions...

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Visit to possible port site

Regional Development Minister Shane Jones will visit a possible site for an Otago inland port today after declarations that future-proofed infrastructure is essential.

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Fast-tracking of Mosgiel bypass urged

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Fast-tracking of Mosgiel bypass urged

A much-delayed heavy-traffic bypass of Mosgiel should be pursued promptly to support business growth, a community leader says.

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Dunedin council counts the cost

Dunedin City Council waste management supervisor Catherine Gledhill and Enviro NZ branch manager...

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Dunedin council counts the cost

One subject was public. One was initially secret. Both affect Dunedin household finances and one could also have wider implications.

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Council retains free fares for children

School pupils flock to the No77 bus to Mosgiel. Fares are changing for some young people. PHOTO:...

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Council retains free fares for children

Children aged under 13 will not be charged for bus trips in Dunedin and Queenstown, but the brakes have been applied to subsidised fares for other young people.

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