Elliot Parker

Dunedin churchgoers were out in force yesterday in processions marking Good Friday.

The $850,000 refurbishment of St Kilda Fire Station was unveiled at its reopening on Thursday.

Skateboarding along the Esplanade at St Clair should be encouraged, a group of local residents say.

An 88-year-old man called up for jury service said he would probably have slept through most of the trial.

A Dunedin commercial pilot stabbed multiple times in a Te Anau bathroom cubicle will make a full recovery, her mother says.

Police are ''very concerned'' for the welfare of missing Alexandra woman Denise Potter.

Bob Calder is hanging up his breathing apparatus and says he is looking forward to not ''spending the night on edge''.

Dunedin North Intermediate School Hall played host to an array of music, performances and food from all around the globe as part of Race Relations Day.

It was an Alloo family affair at the Columba College centenary over the weekend.

Harleys, Triumphs, easter eggs and charity are a winning combination.

This was not the average tree-felling job.

Puketeraki Marae is a place of great significance for Kiri Walsh and now she has married her partner Lesley Donner there in what was the first same-sex marriage at the site.

Justice will prevail if you decide to mess with the University of Otago proctorial team.

About 100 Taranaki Maori journeyed south yesterday to honour their ancestors buried in Dunedin cemeteries.

A move to relocate four criminal investigations police staff from Mosgiel to Dunedin had a mixed reception at the Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board meeting yesterday.

Don't throw out that slightly dated banana.

Mosgiel residents are ''struggling to understand'' a police proposal to move four criminal investigations officers from Mosgiel to Dunedin.

James Doyle has wacky creatures covered.

Plasma-derived products are in demand in Dunedin, and not the kind you can play your PlayStation through.