No covenant for this Ark
No covenant for this Ark
God may have commanded the construction of Noah's Ark, but it appears only divine intervention can save Dunedin's version of the vessel.
Chris Morris
3 options for Lawyers Head
3 options for Lawyers Head
Dunedin city councillors will next week consider three options to improve public safety at Lawyers Head.
Cost savings for same-design homes
Cost savings for same-design homes
Buyers of new off-the-shelf-design homes across Otago could be thousands of dollars better off as a result of Government moves to streamline the building consent process.
Leaders pledge to pick up litter
Leaders pledge to pick up litter
A million-dollar budget might not be enough to keep Dunedin beautiful - but a bit of old-fashioned "tidy Kiwi" spirit could be.
Blood tests on child in toxic home are clear
Blood tests on child in toxic home are clear
Blood tests on the youngest child living at a contaminated home in Selwyn St, North Dunedin, have detected no trace of lead poisoning.
Changes to parking ready to go
Changes to parking ready to go
Changes aimed at fixing Dunedin's inner-city parking have been confirmed, and with a last-minute concession for upset Frederick St retailers who led the charge.
'More militant' call prompts Adie walk-out
'More militant' call prompts Adie walk-out
Syd Adie says calls for the Dunedin Ratepayers and Householders Association to become "more militant" were a personal attack on his leadership style after 20 years' involvement in the organisation.
DCC wheelie bin collection may be dumped
DCC wheelie bin collection may be dumped
Wheelie bins could be rolled off the table as Dunedin city councillors consider last-minute changes to their proposed multimillion-dollar kerbside collection system.
Salary of stadium boss revealed
Salary of stadium boss revealed
The Welshman head-hunted to manage the Forsyth Barr Stadium in Dunedin is set to become the Dunedin City Council's second highest-paid employee.
Wall's removal allows mall-to-mall flow
Wall's removal allows mall-to-mall flow
The wall has come down, but there never was a Cold War.
City parking woes remain for some
City parking woes remain for some
The most vocal critics of the Dunedin City Council's parking strategy say they are not popping Champagne corks just yet, after changes to inner-city parking confirmed this week.
Kaikorai pupils win top award
Kaikorai pupils win top award
The enterprising spirit of Dunedin's youth shone through at the Young Enterprise Scheme presentation in Wellington last night.
Costlier safety fence an option
Costlier safety fence an option
The Dunedin City Council is considering a more elaborate safety fence at Lawyers Head, costing double the original budget.
New stores announced for malls
New stores announced for malls
Music retailer Marbecks is to open a new concept store in Dunedin's Wall Street shopping mall, it has been confirmed.
Walkway to open after much delay
Walkway to open after much delay
The walkway linking the Wall Street and Golden Centre shopping malls in Dunedin will finally open this week, completing a sprawling undercover shopping space after nearly a year of delays and finger-pointing.
Mayor to investigate complaint
Mayor to investigate complaint
Mayor Peter Chin will investigate a formal complaint laid against Dunedin city councillor Paul Hudson.
Stevenson apology sent to 'third party'
Stevenson apology sent to 'third party'
Cr Teresa Stevenson has sent a second apology to Dunedin Mayor Peter Chin, but doubts it will be good enough.
Mayor 'still working' on second apology
Mayor 'still working' on second apology
Dunedin Mayor Peter Chin is refusing to say if a second apology has been received from Cr Teresa Stevenson.
Stadium stunt backfires
Stadium stunt backfires
Department of Labour officials are less than thrilled with Dunedin Mayor Peter Chin's handling of a mechanical excavator.
Mayor brushes off heckler
Mayor brushes off heckler
Mayor Peter Chin has brushed off an altercation with an irate anti-stadium heckler in a Dunedin supermarket as "something that goes with the territory".