Caversham highway work gathering speed
Caversham highway work gathering speed
Work on Dunedin's largest roading project is intensifying.
Rosie Manins
Milan calling fashion students
Milan calling fashion students
As one Otago Polytechnic fashion student prepares for a semester in Milan, another has returned from a six-month stint in the city of style.
The bold & the beautiful
The bold & the beautiful
Shrug off your winter coats and prepare to bare some skin. Rosie Manins discovers the trends for spring and summer.
Finalist hopes to make the cut
Finalist hopes to make the cut
Dunedin fashion designer Georgie Veitch is on the brink of having her garments selected for New Zealand Fashion Week.
Dunedin toy fan's dream comes true
Dunedin toy fan's dream comes true
Maya Satake is perhaps the luckiest child in Dunedin.
Council to discuss Harbour Cone trust
Council to discuss Harbour Cone trust
Harbour Cone management is likely to be transferred from the Dunedin City Council to a community trust.
Dunedin models get fashion week call
Dunedin models get fashion week call
Dunedin models trained on New Zealand's longest catwalk are for the first time being given an exclusive casting call for New Zealand Fashion Week.
Foundation to benefit
Foundation to benefit
Thousands of dollars could be raised for charity through the Girls Of Gridiron event in Dunedin.
3 Otago women finalists
3 Otago women finalists
Three Otago women are among the 20 finalists for this year's Miss Universe New Zealand contest.
iD Fashion movers share insights with Labour
iD Fashion movers share insights with Labour
Dunedin is a ''pocket of excellence'' within New Zealand's fashion industry, which could be seen as world-leading, Labour Party leader David Shearer says.
High St court almost ready
High St court almost ready
Dunedin's temporary court complex in High St is likely to open this week.
Last of landslip cleared from Portobello Rd
Last of landslip cleared from Portobello Rd
Slowly, but surely, landslips around Dunedin are being cleared.
Auckland bookseller moves business to Dunedin
Auckland bookseller moves business to Dunedin
Dunedin is welcoming new business from those sick of the Auckland rat race.
$32m from cruise ships
$32m from cruise ships
Dunedin will receive the lion's share of the $32 million expected to be generated in Otago by the coming cruise-ship season.
Stadium to host Girls of Gridiron
Stadium to host Girls of Gridiron
Another national first is being staged at the Forsyth Barr Stadium in Dunedin.
Police peddle safety message
Police peddle safety message
Acting Sergeant Jaimee McDonald (left) and Senior Constable Karren Bye, of the South Dunedin Strategic Traffic Unit, cycle along North Rd in Dunedin yesterday.
Call for more even spread of Govt money
Call for more even spread of Govt money
Government money should be spread more evenly throughout New Zealand to lessen the blow of job losses such as those suggested at Invermay, a University of Otago researcher says.
Carnival chock-a-block with records
Carnival chock-a-block with records
A record-breaking Dunedin Cadbury Chocolate Carnival is being celebrated by organisers.
Jewellery missing from home
Jewellery missing from home
A Dunedin woman hopes heirloom jewellery stolen from her Andersons Bay home will be returned. The 49-year-old, who asked to remain anonymous, hid antique jewellery passed down by generations of...
Police investigate racist taxi tirade
Police investigate racist taxi tirade
Invercargill police are investigating after a taxi driver told them he was racially abused in the city in an incident which was caught on camera.