Our cup day
Our cup day
Snow of a different kind swirled above Dunedin yesterday as the city welcomed the America’s Cup and the sailors who brought it home.
David Loughrey
Warehouse windows dispute thrown out
Warehouse windows dispute thrown out
An Environment Court judge has thrown out a case against the owner of an award-wining Dunedin warehouse precinct building.
Team NZ arrives for Cup parade
Team NZ arrives for Cup parade
Possible rain on Dunedin's America's Cup parade will not be enough to stop residents celebrating Team New Zealand's win.
Contract delay trims Rape Crisis service
Contract delay trims Rape Crisis service
Rape Crisis Dunedin has been forced to close its doors one day a week until the end of July after a delayed three-year contract from the Ministry for Social Development.
Kindergarten withdraws interest in former school
Kindergarten withdraws interest in former school
Plans to find a use for the former Tomahawk School site are back to square one, after a kindergarten that was to have moved there withdrew its interest.
$6m pipe upgrade delayed
$6m pipe upgrade delayed
A delay until next year to a $6 million project to upgrade Kaikorai Valley wastewater pipes could have a flow-on effect to an area of South Dunedin vulnerable to flooding.
Golfing gods favour the believer
Golfing gods favour the believer
Milton corrections officer Josh Day had a premonition he would win a $40,000 sports utility vehicle at a fundraising event at the weekend.
Licensed to thrill for 25 years
Licensed to thrill for 25 years
A quarter-century labour of love for two drama-loving Scouts will again bring the organisation’s Gang Show to Dunedin next week.
$50,000 payout to Vandervis
$50,000 payout to Vandervis
Dunedin councillor Lee Vandervis has received a $50,000 payment but no apology from Mayor Dave Cull after a defamation case was settled without a jury trial.
Cull pays Vandervis $50k
$50k but no apology from Cull to Vandervis
Cr Lee Vandervis has received payment of $50,000 but no apology from Mayor Dave Cull after a defamation case was settled without a jury trial.
Peninsula road closure
Peninsula road closure
A section of Highcliff Rd on Otago Peninsula will be closed for 11 weeks to all but residents as road repairs are carried out.
Albatross chick will carry a name of hope
Albatross chick will carry a name of hope
Dunedin's latest albatross media star has a name.
More management moves at council
More management moves at DCC
It is a case of management musical chairs at the Dunedin City Council after the recent resignation of the head of the city’s property department.
Cull seeks LGNZ president role
Cull seeks LGNZ president role
Dunedin Mayor Dave Cull is in the running to become the next president of Local Government New Zealand.
Tender soon for one-way cycleway
Tender soon for one-way cycleway
Construction of Dunedin’s $8 million one-way system cycleway should begin soon.
Fireworks' future still up in the air
Fireworks displays' future still up in the air
The future of public fireworks displays in Dunedin’s Octagon may become clearer this month.
Little return from tourists
Little return from tourists
Clutha Mayor Bryan Cadogan says his region is being forced to pay for rapid tourism growth from which it sees little benefit.
$7k fee to move business slammed
$7000 fee to move business slammed
A Dunedin DVD hire store has been caught between two district plans as its owner attempts to get resource consent for a move to Hillside Rd.
Cat registration closer?
Cat registration, microchips proposed
A Dunedin proposal that could result in the registration of cats in New Zealand will be discussed nationally.
Video: Rates rise on table - Cull
Rates rise on the table: Cull
Dunedin Mayor Dave Cull says he would consider a rates rise of more than 3% next year, if the community signals it supports more spending.