David Loughrey

The glacial blues and whites of a freezing winter are starting to take over a Caversham warehouse as the lanterns come together for a Winter Tale.

Street artist Tyler Kennedy Stent works on his mural of Ralph Hotere in Carroll St, Dunedin, last night.

An auction at the Fortune Theatre on Saturday may contain some of the more unusual items to go under the hammer, but it will not be the first time auctioneer John More has attempted to sell a coffin.

Dunedin cannabis law reform activist Abe Gray has put together an alliance of well-known New Zealanders in the lead-up to a planned referendum.

Dunedin's Gigatown experience is winding down, now fibre roll-out in the city is complete and all of the $700,000 of promised funding has been handed out.

The Fortune Theatre Trust is planning to auction its assets late this month as it faces an "extremely tight" financial situation following its closure.

The South’s mayors are sharply divided on the benefits of the Government’s new visitor tax.

The Dunedin City Council is cracking down on building warrants of fitness in the wake of the Grenfell Tower disaster.

The Fortune Theatre's wardrobe has been saved for use in Dunedin, following the institution's demise.

It may have lost the building at the centre of its activities, but a group that has supported the Fortune Theatre since 1976 says that may not mean its own demise.

Two Middlemarch brothers have had international success with their silent film, taking second place at awards held in the United States.

Dunedin police have been unable to find a man reported to be exposing himself at or near the Botanic Garden this afternoon.

The future of the state highways that run through central Dunedin may be in for a shake-up, but major developments expected in the next decade mean there are limited options for planners.

The  chairman of the trust that runs the Vogel St Party says it was a difficult decision to cancel this year's event, but he has no doubt it will be back next year.

The Anglican Bishop of Dunedin says he has no immediate plans to close smaller churches in a diocese struggling for numbers.

A Dunedin heritage building could be demolished and turned into a car park by a multinational company that has left the site empty for a decade.