Fans dressed to impress rocker Rod
Fans dressed to impress rocker Rod
Die-hard fans are bringing out their Scottish apparel for the Rod Stewart concert in Dunedin tomorrow.
Shawn McAvinue
Young patients benefit from Carisbrook sales
Young patients benefit from Carisbrook sales
The sale of Carisbrook remains has put iPads in the hands of children in Dunedin Hospital.
'Pork Pie' Minis in town on charity run
'Pork Pie' Minis in town on charity run
The horns of 55 Minis were tooted and the 112 vehicle occupants hollered as the Pork Pie Charity Run drove into Dunedin's lower Octagon at lunchtime yesterday.
Siblings' super country success
Siblings' super country success
It was more a sibling harmony than rivalry for two winning Dunedin country music singers.
Breast surgeries promised
Breast surgeries promised
The Southern District Health Board is promising more breast reconstruction surgeries but remains tight-lipped on how this will be achieved, leaving women on the waiting list in the dark.
Hopes fading in search
Hopes fading in search
Hopes are fading of finding Alexandra woman Denise Potter alive but the search will continue, police say.
Search for woman to continue
Search for woman to continue
The search for missing Alexandra woman Denise Potter continues in Dunedin today with a coastal search.
4 spared by pilot's decision
4 spared by pilot's decision
Craig Mitchell guided his stricken Cessna 182 to a crash landing in the soft sand of Tomahawk Beach to avoid people walking on the hard sand, who were unaware of the impending danger.
'Pie taken as evidence'
'Pie taken as evidence'
A Dunedin couple were recovering after chasing a man who stopped at a service station in their stolen car to buy a pie.
Painterly effects
Painterly effects
The ''dribbling'' on the large mural on two walls of the Scenic Hotel Southern Cross in Rattray St is a mark of the artist's style, Dunedin Street Art spokesman Glen Hazelton says.
Pensioners yearn to return
Pensioners yearn to return
A pensioner couple wanting to return to Port Chalmers are angered to learn a state house has been vacant in the Dunedin suburb for several years.
Police looking for links to 3 incidents
Police looking for links to 3 incidents
A failed ram-raid, an attempted robbery with an axe and an abandoned police chase could all be linked, police believe.
5 apprehended after burglary
5 apprehended after burglary
Four men and a woman will appear in the Invercargill District Court next week on charges including burglary, receiving and the unlawful taking of motor vehicles.
Mosgiel rider's stallion a superstar
Mosgiel rider's stallion a superstar
A Mosgiel equestrienne knew her stallion was a superstar, and the biggest equestrian event in the southern hemisphere has confirmed it.
Tribute to the fallen
Tribute to the fallen
The New Zealand Dance Company performance in Dunedin today will celebrate Otago's fallen soldiers.
Cancer support head shave lauded
Cancer support head shave lauded
A remarkable young Ocean View girl braved a close shave to support her grandmother.
Engraver has left mark on Dunedin
Engraver has left mark on Dunedin
A Dunedin engraver retires today after selling the family business started 137 years ago.
Cricket: Melbourne, here we come...
Cricket: Melbourne, here we come...
The path to the Black Caps reaching the ICC Cricket World Cup final in Melbourne tomorrow has seen strangers embrace - and now a group of Dunedin mates are travelling to continue spreading the love.
Pub mural to reflect heritages
Pub mural to reflect heritages
A large mural celebrating Dunedin's Chinese and Maori heritage is to be painted on the side of a pub.
Some in Dunedin drowning in debt
Some in Dunedin drowning in debt
Some Dunedin residents are drowning in unsustainable debt and it is hoped lenders will work with social service agencies to help break the shackles of ''enslaved'' borrowers, a Salvation Army counsellor says.