The Dunedin City Council has paid $3900 for the leg irons Mayor Dave Cull pulled from an auction after an investigation he instigated confirmed they could have been used to restrain Maori political prisoners almost 150 years ago.
About 100 people queued for 50 new ''stolen'' couches given away in Dunedin yesterday.
The $63,259 of Government funding for two Otago Salvation Army interns was announced yesterday by Community and Voluntary Sector Minister Jo Goodhew.
A collection of 77 vivid and simple Owen Marshall poems was launched in Dunedin last night.
Calder Stewart Industries Ltd won the supreme award from the Territorial Force Employer Support Council (TFESC) at the Kensington Drill Hall on Wednesday night.
A University of Otago study that films dog walkers with chronic health conditions, starting in Dunedin today, hopes to reveal how exercising a four-legged furry friend affects people's wellbeing.
Risky intersections in Dunedin and Southland are being targeted for safety improvements to reduce death and injury on roads, Associate Transport Minister Michael Woodhouse announced yesterday.
The surf is looking up for stoked wave rider 12-year-old Cameron Johnston and his fellow Big Rock Primary School pupils. The youngsters, who were at Brighton Beach last week, will soon be taking lessons on 12 new soft-top surfboards.
The script of the live-action cartoon show Velcro City was retired when its Dunedin Fringe Festival run finished on Saturday.
The Dunedin Fringe festival is finished and it tested audiences and pushed boundaries.
The honest reactions of Dunedin Fringe Festival audiences make it the ideal for premiering and refining a new show, Auckland comedian Nick Rado says.
Enter the forbidden quarters of a harem where men are sexually objectified and compete for a woman's love.
Little Red Riding Hood gets political and sets the record straight.
Reporter Shawn McAvinue puts the hard questions to comedian Cherie Jacobson performing in this year's Dunedin Fringe Festival.
If you missed the free Dunedin Fringe Festival shows Nosferatu and The Exploding Saxophone at Southern Sinfonia Rehearsal Rooms last week, you can see them again at King George Hall, in St Leonards, tonight and tomorrow.
Big monuments in small towns inspired the band the Plot Holes to write a Dunedin Fringe Festival show.
A beautiful artwork born from the scent of a perfume is destined to be destroyed.
A cartoon walrus has divided the Saddle Hill Community Board.
The saucy contemporary cabaret In Flagrante is set to ''titillate, stimulate and challenge'' at the Dunedin Fringe Festival on Saturday.
Wellington performance artist Samin Son risked punishment for painting on South Korean Army property with toothpaste. He was desperate for artistic expression.
