Dunedin's marketing spend - and its public profile - could be in for a $300,000 boost, but big challenges remain as city councillors prepare to chart the city's course for another year. Reporters...
A Dunedin developer is counting the cost of yet another delay in his decade-long fight to progress a residential subdivision.
A temporary liquor ban covering part of North Dunedin, including outside Forsyth Barr Stadium, will again be considered by the Dunedin City Council.
Teh Dunedin City Council says continued spending restraint, coupled with the sale of surplus land, has helped it cut rates while getting $22million ahead of schedule in debt repayments.
Plans for an independent Dunedin City of Literature Trust could be put on ice, but the city's arts and culture strategy is in line for a possible funding boost, as part of changes to be investigated by the Dunedin City Council.
A Dunedin fizzy drinks institution fighting to retain its alcohol licence says it is ''extremely frustrated'' to be battling bureaucracy.
Dunedin's GigCity go-slow has been criticised by one of the city's leading businessmen.
The Dunedin City Council hopes to turn the page on the $1.5 million Citifleet fraud after taking a public hammering in the eyes of ratepayers.
A Dunedin fizzy drinks institution may face a flat future as it fights to retain its alcohol licence after more than a century in business.
Plans to turn part of Jetty St into Dunedin's newest pedestrian mall have been confirmed by the Dunedin City Council.
If Dunedin is serious about a new bridge to open up its waterfront, two old bluestone abutments just south of Queens Gardens could be part of the missing link, heritage advocates say.
The Dunedin City Council has no plans to follow the Reserve Bank's lead and start routinely charging media organisations for official information requests, a senior manager says.
A three-month pipe renewal under Dunedin's most prominent sports ground will help ease the pressure on the city's wastewater network.
Aaron Burgess will have to take his kids for a swim another day.
Planet Earth is blue - the death of David Bowie has left music fans reeling.
Dunedin's accommodation sector is divided over the prospect of a new five-star hotel, as words of welcome mix with warnings of a price war.
The man behind Dunedin's latest five-star hotel bid is also eyeing a major development on the edge of the Steamer Basin.
A retired couple forced to fight for five years to sell their farm to the Dunedin City Council were left with ''a noose around their necks'', Cr Kate Wilson says.
An allegation an unregistered tattooist was to blame for transmitting hepatitis C to a client is among a series of public complaints levelled against the industry in Dunedin.
The Dunedin City Council is in talks to secure a multimillion-dollar five-star hotel, potentially financed from China, ahead of an expected surge in visitors from the world's most populous nation.
