Matthew Littlewood

Dunedin distillery makes global ‘culinary gem’ list

Jenny McDonald (left) and Sue Stockwell’s Dunedin Craft Distillers has been listed in National...

Dunedin distillery makes global ‘culinary gem’ list

A tiny "bread-to-bottle" gin distillery in Dunedin has been selected as New Zealand’s only representative culinary travel tip by National Geographic.

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Flying through feeling alone

Dr Veronica Liesaputra shows off a drone controlled by a device that reads activity from the...

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Flying through feeling alone

When it comes to operating the University of Otago’s new drones, it truly is a case of mind over matter.

Drone designed to help mental health

When it comes to operating the University of Otago’s new drones, it truly is a case of mind over matter.

Ngāi Tahu chief executive to step down

Arihia Bennett. Photo: RNZ / Nate McKinnon

Ngāi Tahu chief executive to step down

The chief executive of Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu will step down in March after more than 12 years of serving her iwi.

Arihia Bennett to step down as Ngāi Tahu CEO

Arihia Bennett to step down as Ngāi Tahu CEO

The chief executive of Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu will step down in March after more than 12 years serving her iwi.

Large new cohort welcomed with haka

Otago Boys’ High School senior pupils perform a haka for the year-9 pupils’ first day of school....

Large new cohort welcomed with haka

Otago Boys’ High School head boy Fergus Oberlin-Brown remembers the first day he walked through the school’s archway.

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Store ‘dead’ in wake of infestation

Countdown Andersons Bay. PHOTO: STEPHEN JAQUIERY

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Store ‘dead’ in wake of infestation

Dunedin South Countdown has turned into a ghost town in the wake of coverage of rat infestation problems at the store.

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Developer stunned by response

"I never expected the story to get so big. I’ve got a lot of calls to make." - Roger Fewtrell....

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Developer stunned by response

The Dunedin businessman developing 60 affordable homes for first-time buyers says he has received an astonishing response.

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Call for rethink on city’s built heritage

Animation Research founder Sir Ian Taylor (centre) shows people some of the completed restoration...

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Call for rethink on city’s built heritage

A Dunedin technology innovator says the city needs to rethink how it protects and reuses its built heritage, or risk demolition by neglect.

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Rat infestation response steps up

Woolworths New Zealand confirmed this photo of a rat, reflected in a mirror in the deli section,...

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Rat infestation response steps up

A South Dunedin supermarket is being visited daily by a pest contractor as it grapples with a rat infestation.

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Photo shows rat in Countdown deli section

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Photo shows rat in Countdown deli section

Staff at a Dunedin supermarket are relieved one of their own has finally blown the whistle on a rat infestation at the store.

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Gold-mining proposal renotified

Santana Mining says a proposed mine could yield 100,000oz-150,000oz of gold each year. PHOTO:...

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Gold-mining proposal renotified

A major gold-mining proposal in Central Otago has gone out for public comment for a second time.

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Age no barrier for cyclists

The Shark Bell riders pass through Highcliff Rd during their trek around Otago Peninsula. PHOTO:...

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Age no barrier for cyclists

A group of cyclists in their 60s, 70s and 80s are growing old "disgracefully" having just completed a trek around the Peninsula.

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Demolition ‘wrong decision here’

Engineer and heritage advocate Stephen MacKnight wants 284 Stuart St and its heritage tree...

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Demolition ‘wrong decision here’

Heritage advocates are urging the DCC to reject an application to demolish a historically significant Dunedin home to "draw a line in the sand" that would show the city cares about heritage.

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'Giving back': 60 affordable homes for Dunedin

Dunedin businessman Roger Fewtrell has plans to build 60 homes in Dunedin and Mosgiel to sell to...

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Giving back with housing

A Dunedin businessman who wants to give back to the city is developing 60 affordable homes for first-time buyers and selling them below market value.

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Dunedin stadium will remain competitive with Christchurch, Davies says

An artist's impression of the new Christchurch stadium Te Kaha. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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Dunedin stadium will remain competitive with Christchurch, Davies says

Dunedin's stadium chief executive says the city is well-placed to compete as Christchurch ramps up efforts to attract events ahead of the opening of its new roofed stadium.

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Facility to meet demand for tradespeople

An artist’s impression shows the proposed look of the new training facility. Image: supplied

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Facility to meet demand for tradespeople

Increasing demand for construction workers in Dunedin will help drive the success of a new trades training facility in the city, the chief executive of a training organisation says.

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