Grant Miller

An inexpensive alternative to the idea of traffic lights at Dunedin’s problematic Pine Hill intersection may yet find favour with transport officials.

Discontent in the South about the Three Waters reforms remains fervent despite suggested programme changes.

An upgrade of Dunedin’s main shopping street is due to start after Easter.

Dunedin businessman Matthew Lane has his fingers crossed a supermarket shakedown is imminent.

Sailing may have been well outside their comfort zone, but that was not going to get in the way of several people giving it a go.

Dunedin city councillor Jim O’Malley has clarified comments he made about train technology in an RNZ interview, on which the Otago Daily Times reported on February 25.

Dunedin's Relay For Life could not go ahead, but a Relay Your Way could.

One person with Covid-19 in Dunedin has died from an unrelated condition at an aged residential care facility.

Covid-19 vaccine passes are still required for access into key Dunedin City Council buildings and facilities, but the policy is under review.

Roadworks on State Highway1 between Dunedin and Mosgiel could be finished before commuters head to work on Monday.

The point of scanning in at cafes and shops may not be obvious while Covid-19 contact-tracing efforts remain scaled back, but a University of Otago academic is advocating playing the long game.

A Cromwell doctor is bemused about the Ministry of Health warning him he needed to get a Covid-19 booster shot — months after he had already got the jab.

Underground infrastructure is to be upgraded at Green Island, Dunedin, before a roundabout is built near the suburb's Night 'n Day shop.