Grant Miller

The morning coffee routine could get a jolt in Dunedin if city councillor Kevin Gilbert gets his way.

A possible sale of Aurora Energy has been labelled one of the Dunedin City Council’s biggest decisions in years and public input will soon be sought.

Dunedin Mayor Jules Radich has been accused of issuing a "gagging order" to city councillors ahead of a visit by a government MP.

An investment plan for the Dunedin City Council arising from any sale of Aurora Energy could be months away from taking shape.

Consistent returns and reduced risk have been identified as key benefits for the Dunedin City Council if a proposed sale of Aurora Energy goes ahead.

Construction hoardings and scaffolding around Dunedin’s town hall complex could be in place for more than five years while remediation work is carried out.

A $1m capital budget for replacing Dunedin’s Logan Park hockey turfs and transferring ownership of them to the city council will be proposed to residents.

Plans to build new hydroslides at Moana Pool in Dunedin have been scrapped amid cost pressures.

Aurora Energy could be sold by the Dunedin City Council, slashing council group debt and enabling a fund worth hundreds of millions of dollars to be set up.

If Dunedin councillors choose to slow down delivery of Three Waters capital works, there could be a variety of consequences, they have been told.

The spa pool at Mosgiel’s new aquatic centre could be out of action until May.

Slashing spending and ignoring what must be done are not how a successful city is built, Dunedin Mayor Jules Radich says.

Slashing spending and ignoring what must be done are not how a successful city is built, Dunedin Mayor Jules Radich says.

Hockey playing surfaces in Dunedin have been described as well past their best and crunch time is nearing for their replacement.

A spa pool at Mosgiel’s new aquatic centre is having tiling trouble just months after the facility opened.

Rail enthusiast and Otago business academic Dr Duncan Connors is tired of worn excuses for why so little of New Zealand is allowed access to rejuvenated passenger services.