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Dismay as 'beautiful' trees for the chop
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Dismay as George St trees for the chop
A series of large trees on George Street are getting the chop today to make way for the central city redevelopment project.
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Festival a success, despite challenges
Festival a success, despite challenges
That's a wrap: the 2022 Dunedin Arts Festival has come to an end after almost two weeks of bringing an air of magic to the city.
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Push for rainbow connection on Stuart St
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Push for rainbow connection on Stuart St
A rainbow road could brighten the streets of Dunedin after an infrastructure proposal was changed to "go big" in support of the queer community.
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Flooding fears force $1.8m sale
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Flooding fears force DCC to buy $1.8m building
Failing pipes and fears of flooding have forced the Dunedin City Council to shell out $1.775 million on a property connecting two central city streets.
Chemical clean-up commences
Chemical clean-up commences
Emergency services attend the site of a chemical spill at Port Otago’s log facility in Port Chalmers on Saturday evening.
Dunedin snares prime Football Ferns clash
Dunedin snares prime Football Ferns clash
Southern football fans are buzzing after it was announced Dunedin will see the Football Ferns go head-to-head against Switzerland in next year’s Fifa Women’s World Cup.
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Rialto to host its first ‘sensory screening’
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Rialto to host its first ‘sensory screening’
Cinema in Dunedin is about to become more accessible for people with autism after a campaign to get a local movie theatre to hold "sensory screenings".
Man slips and breaks leg in central Dunedin
Man slips and breaks leg in central Dunedin
A man has been taken to hospital in a serious condition after slipping and breaking his leg in central Dunedin.
Starting the conversation: menopause not ‘talked about enough’
Starting the conversation: menopause not ‘talked about enough’
Otago Polytechnic staff are helping remove stigma around an issue they say "isn’t talked about enough" in the workplace.
Farmers protest rally planned for Thursday
Farmers protest rally planned for Thursday
Farmers will rally in Dunedin and other centres on Thursday to protest against a proposed levy on emissions.
Victim named as 20-year-old faces murder charges
Victim named as 20-year-old faces murder charges
The victim of a fatal stabbing near Dunedin on Saturday has been named as his alleged killer faces court today.
Stepping back in time
Stepping back in time
Actors dressed as protesters and police prepare to clash in Dunedin on Saturday during the filming of the movie One Winter — a dramatisation of the 1981 Springbok Tour.
Victim named as 20-year-old faces murder charges
Victim named as 20-year-old faces murder charges
The victim of a fatal stabbing in Momona on Saturday has been named as his alleged killer faces court today.
Man dies after stabbing in Momona
Man dies after stabbing in Momona
A man involved in a serious assault in Momona has died, Dunedin police say.
Ravensbourne scrub fire 'visible from the city'
Ravensbourne scrub fire 'visible from the city'
Fire and Emergency have responded to a "controlled burn that got out of control," in Ravensbourne this afternoon.
Man dies after stabbing in Momona
Man dies after stabbing in Momona
A man involved in a serious assault in Momona near Dunedin has died, police have confirmed.
Moderate injuries after Mosgiel crash
Moderate injuries after Mosgiel crash
One person is in hospital with moderate injuries after a car collided with a power pole in Mosgiel overnight.
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Laws laments lack of contact
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Laws laments lack of contact
Prominent Otago regional councillor Michael Laws says he has been taught a valuable lesson after being narrowly re-elected but says he will not shy away from being his controversial self.
More pipe work in Frederick St
More pipe work in Frederick St
A Dunedin street is being dug up again after pipe work had been completed earlier this year.
Lions garage sale aiding charities
Lions garage sale aiding charities
Dunedin Host Lions Club sales convener Jenni Mattingly displays a disco ball and some "dancing" shoes, alongside a dollhouse that will be for sale today at the club’s annual garage sale for charity.