Everest expedition cancelled
Everest expedition cancelled
Wanaka firm Adventure Consultants has cancelled its 2014 Everest expedition following Friday's fatal avalanche.
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Mother's fight for justice over son's death
Mother's fight for justice over son's death
Victoria Davis will continue to fight for justice over her son's death, on behalf of his children in her care.
Police officer assaulted near Makarora
Police officer assaulted near Makarora
A Wanaka policeman has been assaulted near the Makarora Country Cafe, on State Highway 6 north of Wanaka.
Roslyn New World closing
Roslyn New World closing
Roslyn New World will close on April 27, ending 37 years of business.
First stop Dunedin in fantasy trip
First stop Dunedin in fantasy trip
A fashion fantasy tore 1600 people away from the mundane at last night's 15th anniversary iD Dunedin Fashion Show in the Dunedin Railway Station.
Visits mean global exposure for city
Visits mean global exposure for city
At least a dozen international media and travel groups will visit Dunedin in the next month, resulting in worldwide exposure for the city.
Military tattoo suggested
Military tattoo suggested
A Scottish military tattoo at Forsyth Barr Stadium could rejuvenate interest in Dunedin's settlement history, Dunedin city councillor Neville Peat says.
'Layback' could cost manager
'Layback' could cost manager
A stag night request has landed a Dunedin duty bar manager in trouble with police.
Parking fines likely to exceed $1.5m
Parking fines likely to exceed $1.5m
Motorists in Dunedin continue to fork out for parking fines.
Otago timber jobs in jeopardy
Otago timber jobs in jeopardy
Hundreds of Otago workers face an uncertain future after Southern Cross Forest Products Ltd was placed in receivership yesterday.
Farmers close to rail trail reminded of public presence
Farmers close to rail trail reminded of public presence
Farmers near the Otago Central Rail Trail are being reminded they are in the public eye, following a complaint from a rail trail user about what she thought was the mistreatment of a sheep.
Home front comes alive
Home front comes alive
Dad's Army will visit Mosgiel this month when the Taieri Dramatic Society presents its production of the popular stage show.
Police lift safety at worst intersections
Police lift safety at worst intersections
Police have issued 426 infringement notices in the past two months during a campaign to reduce crashes at the worst intersections in Dunedin, Mosgiel, Oamaru and Balclutha.
Caversham road work hole delay
Caversham road work hole delay
A hole the size of a double garage has been found underneath part of the Caversham highway development.
'Time to smell the roses'
'Time to smell the roses'
Retiring carer Glenice Crawford says it is ''time to smell the roses''.
Cruise-season review as season ends
Cruise-season review as season ends
Cruise ship issues will be addressed at a season debrief in Dunedin today.
iD lights up Dunedin
iD lights up Dunedin
The catwalks have been dismantled, but iD Dunedin Fashion Week is far from over.
Dunedin author among award finalists
Dunedin author among award finalists
A Dunedin author has been shortlisted in the 2014 New Zealand Post Book Awards for Children and Young Adults.
Average four a year flee police custody
Average four a year flee police custody
There have been 20 escapes from police custody in the past five years within the Southern Police District, including five last financial year.
Two designers who gave us the World
Two designers who gave us the World
With $400 and endless naive optimism, one of New Zealand's most successful and influential fashion brands was established 25 years ago in Auckland's High St.