Shawn McAvinue

A Dunedin bagel business has ‘‘taken off’’ and has now opened another shop in the city on Friday.

The children of an Otago man who drowned while freediving last year say you never know when something can go wrong.

A Mosgiel pensioner’s wait to see a bowel cancer specialist has been slashed to six weeks.

An array of ‘‘amazing’’ aeroplanes and a fleet of ‘‘wonderful’’ vehicles were on display at the Taieri Wings & Wheels Spectacular.

The fate of the train service to Middlemarch lies with the Dunedin City Council, Strath Taieri Community Board chairman Barry Williams says.

A commercial kitchen in St Kilda has been serving Dunedin for a century.

A Dunedin woman with ovarian cancer is set to do her first skydive to raise awareness of the deadly disease.

‘‘Frustrated’’ small-business owners in St Kilda have been taking a financial hit since roadworks began outside their shops, raising questions about a lack of consultation by the Dunedin City Council.

A Mosgiel pensioner fears he may die before a 40-week wait to see a bowel cancer specialist is up.

Mosgiel pensioner John Bone is off to Italy to put a tick on his bucket list.

Dunedin’s Scottish culture is under threat because families cannot afford their children to learn piping and drumming in the city, a mother says.

An investigation has been launched to solve a mystery of the history of a historic horse trough uncovered on Otago Peninsula.

A “prohibitive” toll once paid by commuters in Portobello Rd was an “unpopular” piece of the Otago Peninsula’s transport history.

A search is on for descendants of two soldiers buried in a Dunedin cemetery.

The Outram Rodeo Club may have taken a bath financially by holding a rodeo to help another club hit by flooding but they did it ‘‘for the sake of the sport’’.

A yoga instructor is teaching relaxation skills to all ages in Mosgiel.

A call is being answered as the Taieri Community Garden gets flooded with support.

Business owners are slamming the Dunedin City Council for its lack of notice of removing car parks in Moray Pl.

Dunedin Railways is ‘‘ narrow-minded’’ for letting money matters dictate its decision to stop a train service to Middlemarch, Strath Taieri Community Board chairman Barry Williams says.