Residents must adapt: Staynes
Residents must adapt: Staynes
Dunedin's one-way cycle lane network and subsequent changes to traffic and parking are things residents will have to adapt to, officials say.
David Loughrey
Spending up in Dunedin
Spending up in Dunedin
Dunedin's tourism organisation has received some welcome figures, showing something is going right in the sector.
Dunedin cycle lanes officially open
Dunedin cycle lanes officially open
Dunedin's State Highway 1 cycle lane system has been officially opened.
Lime scooters could return today after safety changes
Lime scooters could return today after safety changes
Lime scooters could be back on Dunedin streets as early as today after a report from an independent engineering consultant showed a safety problem appears to have been fixed.
SH1 cycle lanes officially opening tomorrow
SH1 cycle lanes officially opening tomorrow
Dunedin's State Highway 1 cycle lanes will be officially opened tomorrow.
Better life sought for children
Better life sought for children
The flight from war ravaged Syria to the stability of Dunedin may have meant some big changes for former refugees welcomed to the city, but for their children it should mean a secure future.
Another church faces demolition
Another church faces demolition
Another historic Dunedin church is facing demolition as earthquake rules and diminishing congregations continue to bite.
Over $145m spent on health issues caused by poor housing
Over $145m spent on health issues caused by poor housing
The health costs of New Zealand's poor housing could be more than $145 million a year, a new study shows.
Cull questions Lime's 'irritating' email campaign
Cull questions Lime's 'irritating' email campaign
Both Dunedin and Auckland councillors have questioned the need for the thousands of emails received from Lime e-scooter supporters, as Lime works to fix a problem that resulted in riders being injured.
Congregation split complete
Congregation split complete
The split of an Dunedin Anglican parish over the church's blessing of same-sex marriage is complete, both sides going their separate ways.
From behind counter to in front of camera
From behind counter to in front of camera
A model plucked from the shop front found herself in hot water by the seaside.
Invader possum was 'staring at me like I was Satan'
Invader possum was 'staring at me like I was Satan'
A home-invading possum that sparked a police callout slunk into a Dunedin woman's room and sat on her curtain rail, "staring at me like I was Satan''.
A decade on, stadium scars remain
A decade on, stadium scars remain
Just a decade ago, Dunedin was a fractured city. Emotions were at boiling point as the DCC continued to push forward with a vision for a roofed stadium.
Police attend home invasion (by possum)
Police attend home invasion (by possum)
An out-of-control Australian with sharp claws and a bad attitude raised hell in a Dunedin home early yesterday.
Quantity surveyor breach response draws criticism
Quantity surveyor breach response draws criticism
A Dunedin contractor has criticised a decision by a professional body to merely demand training for a past president found to have breached its code of conduct.
Claws out in Aussie home invasion
Claws out in Aussie home invasion
An out of control Australian with sharp claws and a bad attitude raised hell in a Dunedin home last night.
Dunedin, Hamilton join forces to attract events
Dunedin, Hamilton join forces to attract events
Dunedin and Hamilton have launched a joint organisation to attract business events to the two centres.
First contractors appointed, roles advertised
First contractors appointed, roles advertised
Two companies have been contracted to begin work preparing the way for the new Dunedin hospital as the Ministry of Health advertises for key roles in the build.
Former refugees graduate
Former refugees graduate
A programme designed to help young former refugees with basic skills resulted in the graduation yesterday of 20 people at Otago Polytechnic.
Pair rescued from rocks at Dunedin beach
Pair rescued from rocks at Dunedin beach
A man and a woman were rescued early this evening at Tomahawk Beach after getting into trouble while diving for paua.