Woman caught speeding twice in one day
Woman caught speeding twice in one day
A woman who said she was running late for work will need to find other means to arrive on time after she was stopped for speeding twice north of Dunedin.
Tim Scott
Donation big boost for butterfly collection
Donation big boost for butterfly collection
Dunedin is now the butterfly capital of New Zealand with the arrival of 55,000 butterflies and moths to Tūhura Otago Museum’s Natural Science collection.
Helicopter hoist design workshop offers pupils engineering experience
Helicopter hoist design workshop offers pupils engineering experience
Pupils' spirits are flying high after they attended a workshop in which they designed their own rescue helicopter hoist system.
Rodeo finals taking place in Outram today
Rodeo finals taking place in Outram today
Organisers are expecting a huge crowd at the national finals in Outram today.
Hazard safety website launches
Hazard safety website launches
Hidden in museums across the South are toxic treasures that could be deadly, and until now volunteers have lacked guidance on how to deal with them.
Dunedin plumbers win hospital contract
Dunedin plumbers win hospital contract
A Dunedin-based business which started nearly 90 years ago has come up big in the construction of the new Dunedin hospital — and it will not be the last.
Heritage orchard opening to public
Heritage orchard opening to public
Dunedin apple lovers used to having only a handful of varieties to choose from might be surprised to learn more than 300 different species are being grown right under their noses.
Cyclists warned as seal spotted close to cycleway entrance
Cyclists warned as seal spotted close to cycleway entrance
Cyclists face many obstacles every day on the road but they do not usually include marine mammals.
Friends look to fashion to raise funds
Friends look to fashion to raise funds
A Dunedin community’s fashionable efforts to raise funds for victims of Cyclone Gabrielle has been "truly phenomenal", co-organiser Kate Lilley says.
Farm expanding to meet increased demand
Farm expanding to meet increased demand
A Dunedin egg farmer is about to triple the output of his operation to meet "out of control" demand.
Cyclone highlights ‘fragile’ supply
Cyclone Gabrielle highlights ‘fragile’ supply
A Dunedin supermarket owner says Cyclone Gabrielle has highlighted how vulnerable the lower South Island is to supply chain shocks.
Celebrating 40 years of friendship
Celebrating 40 years of friendship
Members of the Mosgiel Men’s Probus Club gather for lunch at the Mosgiel Memorial RSA Club restaurant yesterday to mark the club’s 40th anniversary.