David Loughrey

Residents living beside Rotary Park in Dunedin are the latest up in arms over a council proposal to provide three new freedom camping sites.

One of the Otago Community Trust's larger recent donations has got Football South two-thirds of the way to its funding target for two artificial turf sports fields at Logan Park.

Plans to start building a community recreation facility in Dunedin next week have been dealt a blow after the land was left a muddy bog.

Dunedin was in a spin over the long weekend, especially if swing was your thing.

Former Otago Chamber of Commerce president Ali Copeman plans to take the quality of conference delivery in New Zealand to a new level.

Dunedin's success in regenerating its heritage buildings could soon be shared with other New Zealand centres as the man credited with an essential role in that work stays involved from afar.

Dunedin has captured the heart of a Danish academic who heads an international organisation studying religion.

Dunedin could be flush with efficient, renewable power if a cutting-edge plan to take thermal energy from the city's wastewater pipes comes to fruition.

The conference and business events market is continuing to provide a strong tourism presence in Dunedin, even as the traditionally quiet winter period hits.

A historic Dunedin grandstand at an even more historic ground has been given a new lease of life.

A Dunedin building apprentice has blitzed competitors from around New Zealand to take a top apprentice title.

A trial of blue lights on the centre line of Otago roads which flash in icy conditions has ended with questions about their reliability.

The cost of road improvements including a cycleway on Otago Peninsula have blown out, but the project is set to go ahead.

Dunedin is set to pick up more than 40 new jobs if a proposed move of the Accident Compensation Corporation from northern centres goes ahead.