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Rescued man 'lucky he’s still living’

Emergency services conduct a water rescue operation in Roseneath yesterday after an elderly man...

Elderly man rescued after falling from boat ‘lucky he’s still living’

An elderly man in a serious condition after more spending more than an hour in the water in Otago Harbour has been described as a "tough old bugger".

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Gone Potty owner closing city store after nine years

Dunedin artist and Gone Potty owner Bridget Paape is leaving the city and taking her ceramic...

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Gone Potty owner closing city store after nine years

After nearly a decade cooped up in her Dunedin pottery studio, Bridget Paape says creating art has stopped her from going a bit potty herself.

Councillor’s comments ‘borderline racist’

Councillor’s comments ‘borderline racist’

A Dunedin city councillor has labelled one of his colleague’s comments as "borderline racist" after being criticised for his predictions about the future of George St.

Obituary: a giver of compassionate care

Catherine Goodyear in 2014. Photos: supplied

Obituary: a giver of compassionate care

CATHERINE GOODYEAR Social worker A strong sense of family and motherly compassion guided Catherine Goodyear in her lifelong servitude to the less fortunate.

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City’s gaming industry continues to grow

Creative director Sam Barham and managing director Anna Barham showcase Balancing Monkey Games’...

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City’s gaming industry continues to grow

A Dunedin-made video game scraping the top of global charts is no easy feat, but it is far from the city’s only gaming success story.

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Plea to reach decision over Sammy’s

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Plea to reach decision over Sammy’s

Dunedin's music community needs to hear a "definitive answer" about the future of Sammy’s so it can move on, the Dunedin City Council has heard.

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'Borderline racist': Crs bicker over future of George St

Dunedin city councillor Brent Weatherall stands in the Farmers block of George St, following the...

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'Borderline racist': Crs bicker over future of George St

A Dunedin city councillor has launched a scathing attack on one of his colleagues over the suggestion the full pedestrianisation of George St is "inevitable".

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Tourism company put into receivership

A proposed design for Wyndham Garden, a development by Tourist Hotel Corporation Limited which...

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Tourism company put into receivership

A tourism company calling for investors to back three luxury resorts and residential developments in Tekapo has been placed into receivership.

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Noise complaints close rehearsal space

Spaceland co-owners Jenny Duncan and Andrew Frost begin take down posters from their music...

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Closing rehearsal space created ‘shockwave’ in industry

The closure of a not-for-profit rehearsal space after a noise complaint has created a "shockwave" in Dunedin’s music scene that will last for years, an advocate says.

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Workshop gives new life to second-hand jewellery

Dunedin jeweller Kirsty Lewis (left) and Shop On Carroll retail co-manager Cristin Waite showcase...

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Workshop gives new life to second-hand jewellery

Necklaces and rings crafted from the remains of old earrings is one solution a Dunedin op-shop has found to curb fast fashion trends.

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Initiative to reduce building waste takes off

West Harbour Community Board member Jarrod Hodson has started a Facebook group to recycle excess...

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Initiative to reduce building waste takes off

An initiative to reduce building waste in Otago has had an uptake of more than 500 members in less than a day.

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10-year milestone celebrated with factory purchase

The Print Room co-owners Jon Thom (left) and Chris Brun showcase some of their printed...

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10-year milestone celebrated with factory purchase

A Dunedin printing company has bought itself the ultimate 10th birthday present - a state-of-the-art production factory.

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No-traffic George St 'inevitable'

Celebrating the completion of the George St revamp are Dunedin City Council chief executive Sandy...

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No-traffic George St 'inevitable'

A full pedestrianisation of George St is "inevitable" now that businesses have been given a taste of a street without traffic, a Dunedin city councillor says.

By George it's finally open!

Cr Mandy Mayhem tests the playground equipment installed as part of the George St upgrade. Photo:...

By George it's finally open!

Dunedin's main drag is officially back in business after a lengthy upgrade project.

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Sale of forest carbon credits suggested

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Sale of forest carbon credits suggested

A Dunedin city councillor has suggested the council could sell its stock of carbon credits instead of Aurora Energy.

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South D hub for Bargain Chemist

Bargain Chemist plans to open a warehouse and distribution facility at 500 Andersons Bay Rd,...

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South D hub for Bargain Chemist

A discount pharmacy chain has been given approval to set up a distribution hub and store in South Dunedin.

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Mosgiel liquor store under fire

The application to renew the licence at Bottle-O Mosgiel, in Factory Rd, has been opposed. PHOTO:...

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'Not suitable to hold an alcohol licence': Mosgiel liquor store under fire

A key document "full of spelling mistakes" has raised questions about the suitability of a Mosgiel liquor store that has operated for more than 20 years.

Expired mud cake sold as fresh

Two price stickers on a chocolate mud cake from Four Square Port Chalmers show two different ...

Expired mud cake sold as fresh

A man is "disgusted" after buying an expired mud cake advertised as fresh from a Dunedin supermarket.

Labelling mistake on cake muddies the waters

A Dunedin man is "disgusted" after buying an expired mud cake advertised as fresh from a Port Chalmers supermarket.

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Builder to businessman

Peak Toolbelts owner Paddy Collings showcases a custom tool belt he was commissioned to...

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Builder to businessman

After years of searching for the perfect tool belt, a Dunedin contractor decided to design his own.

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