Chris Morris

More people have come forward criticising plans to close the Aramoana Relief Trust fund, but it appears it has already been granted a temporary reprieve.

Going concerns about plans to fix a troublesome South Dunedin intersection have been dismissed by the Dunedin City Council.

Staff at  the  Royal Albatross Centre at Taiaroa Head are calling for an end to a frustrating water dispute, as the costs involved creep towards $1 million.

Time is catching up on a fund designed to ease the pain for survivors of the Aramoana massacre. But critics say donors’ final wishes are being overlooked. Chris Morris investigates.

Work to fix a problematic South Dunedin intersection is finally under way after a string of high-profile crashes.

Kevin Bayne wanted to show support for his wife after she survived two battles with blood cancer.

Emergency services are at the scene of a five-car crash near Kurow, in North Otago.

A Dunedin City Council hearings panel says it needs more information before finalising new rules for the city's beaches and reserves.

A social enterprise born in a Port Chalmers shed is now promising new jobs, as well as a new way of doing business in Dunedin.

The Clutha District Council has been ordered to pay nearly $2 million to Dunedin businessman Russell Lund after losing its fight over Balclutha’s botched Centennial Pool upgrade.

A Dunedin City Council planner has apologised for spooking the horses in a ''time constrained'' bylaw process.

There were impassioned pleas and some pointed criticism as the Dunedin City Council began hearing submissions on new rules for beaches and reserves yesterday.

The development of Dunedin's waterfront is back on the agenda, fuelled by a new vision of the area's future from Architecture Van Brandenburg.

A problematic South Dunedin intersection has been the scene of another crash, but the Dunedin City Council says a fix is on the way.

The performance of the Dunedin City Council's city property department is under the scrutiny of an independent auditor.

Dunedin's only dedicated coastguard vessel remains out of action after limping home from a high-profile operation, it has been confirmed.

The Dunedin City Council has been inundated with hundreds of submissions over proposed new rules for the city’s reserves and beaches.