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DCC slams govt over support cuts
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DCC slams govt over support cuts
A Dunedin city councillor has called the government’s changes to disability support as putting fear into the community.
Matthew Littlewood
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Residents air concerns about pop-up container depot
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Residents air concerns about pop-up container depot
The Ravensbourne community is formally mobilising over moves to establish a new pop-up container depot in their suburb.
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Radich ranks low in poll of NZ’s mayors
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Radich ranks low in poll of NZ’s mayors
Dunedin Mayor Jules Radich is shaking off approval ratings barely in the positive ledger and among the lowest in the country.
Unveiling of branding ‘milestone’ moment
Unveiling of branding ‘milestone’ moment
The unveiling of the University of Otago’s new logo has been hailed as a "milestone" moment in its evolution towards becoming more Te Tiriti-led.
University unveils new $1.3m branding
University unveils new $1.3m branding
A fresh chapter begins for the University of Otago, as it has unveiled its new $1.3m branding, featuring its tohu (symbol) and ikoa Māori (Māori name).
New chapter for Otago University
New chapter for Otago University
A fresh chapter begins for the University of Otago, as it has unveiled its new $1.3m branding, featuring its tohu (symbol) and ikoa Māori (Māori name).
Teens caught doing burnouts at sports ground
Teens caught doing burnouts at sports ground
Sports grounds are for playing on, not driving on.
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QLDC seeks higher priority in govt’s land transport plan
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QLDC seeks higher priority in govt’s land transport plan
The Queenstown Lakes District Council has come out swinging against the government’s transport priorities, asking to be treated like a "metro centre".
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Four donors stop support
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Four donors stop support for uni
The University of Otago says only four donors have signalled their intention to stop donating due to the appointment of Grant Robertson as vice-chancellor.
Trio picked up after burnouts at sports ground
Trio picked up after burnouts at sports ground
If you want to go off-road, try to pick places other than public sports grounds.
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Pressure on minister over polytechs plan
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Pressure on minister over polytechs plan
An embattled minister is being asked to reveal her plan for New Zealand’s polytechnics as senior leaders continue to jump ship and staff struggle with uncertainty.
‘Nobody could equal’ him: Sir Vincent dead
‘Nobody could equal’ him: Sir Vincent dead
The New Zealand literary community is mourning the death of one of its greatest writers, Sir Vincent O’Sullivan.
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Plans to expand proposed workers’ accommodation
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Plans to expand proposed workers’ accommodation
The proponent behind a major workers’ accommodation complex in Queenstown plans to expand it further.
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Where to next?
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Charting her course for world champs
If you want to find your way around unknown terrain, Zara Stewart should be able to help.
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Playground tough enough for rough and tumble: council
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Playground tough enough for rough and tumble: council
The Dunedin City Council is confident the new George St playground will be safe and robust enough to withstand anything - including inebriated students.
South Dunedin library build moves forward
South Dunedin library build moves forward
Another milestone has been reached for the new library and community complex in South Dunedin, as the last of the planning matters appear sorted.
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Council again mulls turning park into reserve
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Council again mulls turning park into reserve
Dunedin city councillors are hoping that it is third-time lucky for a decades-old attempt to provide some protection rules for Logan Park.
Simmonds has portfolio removed
Simmonds has portfolio removed
Penny Simmonds has been dropped as disability issues minister in the wake of public protests.
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Doubt over Albany St cycleway consultation
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Doubt over Albany St cycleway consultation
A Dunedin businessman says he has "next to no confidence" the city council will consult properly about a proposed cycleway a second time around.
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Fast-track Bill slammed by councillors
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Fast-track Bill slammed by councillors
Dunedin city councillors have slammed the government’s proposed fast-track consent legislation as "anti-democratic" and "opening the door to corruption".