Call for dog ban to be extended
Call for dog ban to be extended
A group of Ocean View residents concerned about the safety of wildlife want dogs to be banned from their beach.
Shawn McAvinue
Roading projects discussed
Roading projects discussed
New Zealand Transport Agency roading projects - delayed and new - were discussed at a Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board meeting last week.
Sales soar after No 3 ranking
Sales soar after No 3 ranking
Burger sales are skyrocketing for a Dunedin eatery since it was featured on an international travel website.
Project to tackle possum problem
Project to tackle possum problem
A trapping project has been launched to control the possum population of Chain Hills.
Rider off to compete in Sydney - sans pony
Rider off to compete in Sydney - sans pony
A North Taieri girl was ‘‘shocked’’ to qualify to represent her country in a horse riding competition in Australia.
Guide dog appeal volunteers sought
Guide dog appeal volunteers sought
A call has been made for volunteers to collect money in Dunedin next week so puppies can start training to be guide dogs.
End of Mosgiel Christmas tree?
End of Mosgiel Christmas tree?
Christmas could be lacking an essential ingredient in Mosgiel this year.
'People scared of the idea' of free produce stand
'People scared of the idea' of free produce stand
Walton Park residents appear to be "scared'' of a new community fruit and vegetable stand in their neighbourhood.
Sweet new venture in Allanton
Sweet new venture in Allanton
A new honey shop has been a hive of activity since opening in Dunedin this year.
Drop in citizenship numbers
Drop in citizenship numbers
Fewer people wanted to become New Zealand citizens in Dunedin last year.
New Kiwis make it official
New Kiwis make it official
Meet some of Dunedin's newest citizens. Joby Joseph and his wife Anu, and daughter Serah, of Helensburgh, became NZ citizens with nearly 70 other people at a ceremony this week.
Cycleway opened; islands altered
Cycleway opened; islands altered
New cycle lanes along State Highway 1 in central and North Dunedin have been officially opened.
School goes distance in Swimathon fundraiser
School goes distance in Swimathon fundraiser
Outram School pupils, parents and staff dived head first into a "Swimathon'' recently.
Taieri girl returns to 'rural paradise'
Taieri girl returns to 'rural paradise'
Home is where the heart is for Dunedin dentist Jessie Wilson.
Hotel to reopen as cafe
Hotel to reopen as cafe
The bright orange glow of a Dunedin country pub is history.
Idea to scrap scheme ‘a good intention but a bad idea’
Idea to scrap scheme ‘a good intention but a bad idea’
The Government is aiming to scrap a scheme allowing some employers to pay disabled staff less than the minimum wage.
Animal-related injuries up
Animal-related injuries up
If you’ve fallen over Rover or had a puss scratch your mush, you’re not alone.
Nomination for former Black Cap
Nomination for former Black Cap
A call has been made for a modest former Black Cap to be selected for a project recognising Taieri people who have achieved excellence in their field.
Bigger and better Party in the Park
Bigger and better Party in the Park
A chilly, overcast day hasn't put off party time in Mosgiel today, with a big crowd expected at the Party in the Park event.
School shouts pupils uniforms
School shouts pupils uniforms
A Dunedin school has shouted every pupil a new uniform in a bid to install "pride and a sense of belonging''.