A ram-raid in Dunedin yesterday left a liquor shop manager ''shattered''.
A Dunedin violinist is returning home for a farewell performance before leaving for Germany.
Most of the controversial concrete kerb blocks in Brighton are to be removed this week.
A Dunedin writer and editor is enjoying the ''delightful absurdity'' of being awarded a Prague residency.
Dunedin production has a pit crew of dressers making split-second costume changes.
Police want to hear from anyone who witnessed a ram-raid in Dunedin this morning.
Watch this space: a night market in Dunedin could open soon.
Remedial drainage work at Brighton Domain is working but more needs to be done, Saddle Hill Community Board member Scott Weatherall says.
The fundraising effort to upgrade the Sunnyvale Community Centre needs another $150,000 as contractors get set to start work.
The project to build a bike track in a Fairfield park has gained momentum after a design was finalised.
Mosgiel Library is bucking the trend and issuing more books than before.
A ride in a truck convoy is ''so important'' for children with disabilities, a Dunedin mum says.
Dive Otago instructors Chris Zinsli (left) and Levi Healey do ''breath holds'' to raise money for non profit organisation Project Aware's Fin-A-Thon, a global event designed to raise awareness about the fight to stop shark finning.
Five people were taken to hospital after a two car crash in Dunedin yesterday.
A dairy farm worker died yesterday when the car he was driving was involved in a collision with a campervan that police believe failed to stop at a northern Southland intersection.
The more than 50 cancer survivors in Otago and Southland waiting for breast reconstruction have been promised surgery by the end of next year.
Two Dunedin butchers are a cut above the rest and will represent the lower South Island at the national butchery grand finals.
Some of the young kiwi evacuated in June after a stoat invaded Orokonui Ecosanctuary at Waitati have returned to the reserve, even though the stoat may still be at large.
A united, passionate plea to remove controversial concrete kerb blocks has been made to the Dunedin City Council.
Mosgiel Taieri Community Board members are set to ''muck in'' and want suggestions on littered areas in the catchment in dire need of cleaning up.