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Rubbish collection ‘more inconvenient’ since bags phased out

Residents in Wright Rd, Evansdale say bringing bins to the collection point at the bottom of...

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Rubbish collection ‘more inconvenient’ since bags phased out

Rubbish collection on a rural Dunedin road has become "more inconvenient" now council rubbish bags have been binned, a resident says.

Giving hazelnuts a good crack

Hazelnut Estate co-owner Roger Southby rejoices in a handful of hazelnuts in his Taieri Plains...

Giving hazelnuts a good crack

When Roger and Janine Southby told their friends and family they had bought almost six hectares of hazelnut trees with "no orchard experience whatsoever," they thought the pair had gone a little...

Giving hazelnuts a good crack

When Roger and Janine Southby told their friends and family they had bought almost six hectares of hazelnut trees with "no orchard experience whatsoever," they thought the pair had gone a little...

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Apartment plans for historic Dunedin building

The former R.A. Lawson warehouse, at 13 Stafford St, constructed in 1874 is planned to be...

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Apartment plans for historic Dunedin building

A 150-year-old Dunedin building designed by one of the city’s most prominent architects could be transformed into a new 23-unit apartment complex within the next year.

Man sent ‘flying’ by car

Man sent ‘flying’ by car

Police and St John respond to an incident in Rattray St where a man was struck by a reversing car yesterday.

Pedestrian struck by car in central Dunedin

Emergency services at the scene of the incident in Rattray St this afternoon. Photo: Stephen...

Pedestrian struck by car in central Dunedin

A man was sent "flying" after being struck by a vehicle while crossing the road in Rattray St, central Dunedin.

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Buzzing-off from Stuart St to go online

Blueskin Bay Skincare, Honey and Supply Co director David Milne showcases some of their skincare...

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Buzzing-off from Stuart St to go online

A Dunedin honey and skincare retailer has decided to leave his store behind and make the jump to online after being stung by centre-city roadworks.

Police issue warning about sextortion

Police issue warning about sextortion

Dunedin police are urging parents and guardians to remain vigilant of online scams targeting high school pupils.

Pigeon pinched twice by drunk teens: police

Pigeon pinched twice by drunk teens: police

Three drunk teenage boys leapt a fence and kicked down the door to a coop to steal a pigeon twice from a Dunedin home, police say.

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Councillors heap praise on holdings chairman

DCHL Chairman Tim Loan in the Octagon last week. PHOTO: GREGOR RICHARDSON

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Councillors heap praise on holdings chairman

The chairman of Dunedin City Holdings Ltd has been praised by councillors for his responsiveness to feedback on its council-owned companies.

Pistachio film wins top award

Dunedin film-maker Rowan Wernham. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Pistachio film wins top award

A documentary about pistachios has led a Dunedin film-maker to win a top award at an internationally recognised film festival.

New bag screening tech ‘best in class’

Anything to declare? Dunedin student Rhys Stewart is among some of the final passengers who will...

New bag screening tech ‘best in class’

Passengers travelling from Dunedin Airport will no longer need to remove electronics from their bags thanks to the introduction of new "best in class" aviation security technology.

Wait finally over for fans of retail giant

Shoppers race in to make a purchase as the doors officially open at Kmart Dunedin.

Wait finally over for fans of retail giant

For people queuing up in the cold from as early as 4.40am, Kmart is more than just a store. Tim Scott reports on the four-year hype surrounding Kmart’s return to Dunedin.

Kmart opens to scores of screaming fans

Kmart staff welcome customers with open arms at the new Dunedin store this morning. Photo:...

Kmart opens to scores of screaming fans

The wait is officially over. After four years, Kmart has made its return to the city with its new South Dunedin store opening this morning.

Pair make butchery awards cut

Riley Hall never thought he would grow up to be a butcher — especially not as the son of a vegetarian.

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Firms need to discuss AI: Prof

University of Otago Emeritus Professor James Maclaurin speaks at the Business South AI Summit at...

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Firms need to discuss AI: Prof

Dunedin businesses need to start having conversations about artificial intelligence now that "the genie is out of the bottle", an academic says.

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Tears, memories as Trade Aid shop closes

Trade Aid Dunedin manager Dean Griffiths farewells regular customer Shukuru Munro on the last day...

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Tears and memories abound as Trade Aid shop closes

A Dunedin business that has championed fair trade for 30 years said a customer "burst into tears" as hundreds of shoppers said their goodbyes to the now closed store.

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Busy roads expected for Kmart opening

One of two electronic billboards in Andersons Bay Rd advises motorists to expect delays due to an...

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Busy roads expected for Kmart opening

Kmart is preparing for traffic trouble ahead of its opening tomorrow as it is revealed more than 170 jobs have been created at the new South Dunedin store.

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Giving hazelnuts a good crack

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Giving hazelnuts a good crack

When Roger and Janine Southby bought almost six hectares of hazelnut trees with "no orchard experience whatsoever", friends thought the pair had gone a little bit nutty.

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George St retailers ‘dropping like flies’

A man sits in front of an empty shop in George St. The number of vacant stores along the central...

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George St retailers ‘dropping like flies’

A Dunedin business says George St retailers are "dropping like flies" as the number of vacant stores reaches its highest level in 10 years.

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