Grant Miller

Chopping and changing about Three Waters is helping to create a local government "train wreck" driven by Wellington, an Otago mayor says.

Dunedin will need to provide enough housing for 10,000 more people in the next decade.

Two trams integral to the Dunedin network from the 1920s and 1930s could be moved on from the Toitū Otago Settlers’ Museum’s collection.

One way or another, a cycle trail can be built between Mosgiel and Waihola, a leader of the project says.

A battle is brewing between cyclists and train enthusiasts over who claims the Taieri Gorge railway, and for what. Reporter Grant Miller strides into the emerging fray.

Progress at last on getting to the starting gate to sell Dunedin’s Forbury Park racecourse has been labelled a relief.

The malls block of George St may not quite be the finished article in time for the Dunedin Christmas parade, but it will be ready for the occasion, the city council says.

A large floodlighting upgrade is under way at Dunedin’s Forsyth Barr Stadium and the technology is expected to enhance the fan experience.

A rebuilt Dunedin train operation would not be as reliant on passengers from cruise ships as the status quo, the Dunedin City Council has signalled.

A Taieri Gorge extension to the Otago Central Rail Trail could bring thousands of visitors annually to Dunedin, an economist says.

The family name of a decorated fighter pilot will soon be spelled correctly on a Berwick road sign.

Ratepayer subsidies for train rides from Dunedin for passengers off cruise ships should come under scrutiny, a community board chairman says.