Happy note for historic Empire Hotel
Happy note for historic Empire Hotel
An incubator of the Dunedin Sound is on the market after nearly a decade of restoration.
Ruby Shaw
In the spirit of saving the hospital
In the spirit of saving the hospital
Embracing the Halloween spirit to protest hospital cuts at the University of Otago are (from left) Dunedin City Council campaign assistant Emily Paton and councillors Sophie Barker and Mandy Mayhem...
Couple taking message to Parliament
Couple taking message to Parliament
A Dunedin couple hope their trip north with Cliff the Ambulance will hold the government to account over its pre-election promises.
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Pool’s popularity with public pleases
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Pool’s popularity with public pleases
Investment in Mosgiel’s new pool has proved to be money well spent, with attendance numbers almost four times that of its predecessor.
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Pitter-patter of paws in city a step closer
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Pitter-patter of paws in city a step closer
Restricting the number of dogs a person could have in public would be good news for all, one dog-walking business owner says.
Pensioner blows over limit after crashing into parked car
Pensioner blows over limit after crashing into parked car
A Dunedin pensioner three times over the limit allegedly crashed into a parked car while trying remove his own from blocking a driveway.
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'Not friendly': Council's heritage process panned
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'Not friendly': Council's heritage process panned
A "shotgun" approach to heritage is forcing Dunedin homeowners to have their properties listed against their will, a concerned resident says.
Annual report being considered
Annual report being considered
This year’s Dunedin City Council annual report has been redesigned in an attempt to make the local body’s financial activities "more transparent".
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Draft waste reduction plan up for vote
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Draft waste reduction plan up for vote
Material heading to landfill could be reduced by up to 30% per person within five years if the Dunedin City Council’s proposed waste minimisation plan accomplishes its goals.
Dedicated to community
Dedicated to community
Bob Kilgour, Photographer, businessman
Spooky event proves a drawcard
Spooky event proves a drawcard
Hundreds of Dunedin children got into the spirit of Halloween last night as ghouls, ghosts and pyjama-clad youngsters inundated Tūhura Otago Museum.
‘Wrecking crew’ govt protested
‘Wrecking crew’ govt protested
The prime minister and his "wrecking crew" drew boos from a crowd gathered in Dunedin’s Octagon during a stop-work meeting.
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Creativity secret to sausage success
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Creativity secret to sausage success
A healthy measure of creativity is the key ingredient for a Dunedin butchery raking in the medals at a national competition.
Workers take stand against govt in central city
Workers take stand against govt in central Dunedin
The prime minister and his "wrecking crew" drew boos from a crowd gathered in Dunedin's Octagon during a stop-work meeting today.
Beloved worker signs off
Beloved worker signs off
After almost 50 years of dancing into work at Dunedin hospitals, Nele Tili is hanging up her apron.
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Slip wipes out penguin boxes
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Slip wipes out penguin boxes
It is too early to say whether a slip on Otago Peninsula has affected a population of the world’s smallest penguin.
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Hospital cutback plan 'puts lives at risk'
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Hospital cutback plan 'puts lives at risk'
An "uninformed and unintelligent" proposal to scrap psychogeriatric beds from the new Dunedin hospital would put lives at risk, a top southern doctor has warned.
Former nurses mark 70 years of friendship
Former nurses mark 70 years of friendship
A quintet of Dunedin octogenarians celebrate a lifetime of friendship each time they meet up.
Dressed up and ready to ride
Dressed up and ready to ride
Dunedin residents should keep their eyes peeled for a penny-farthing on Sunday when the annual Tweed Ride rolls through town.
Welcoming ‘The World’
Welcoming ‘The World’
As The World berthed at Port Chalmers yesterday morning for a two-night stay, no passengers peered out from their balconies to see their new port.