Fire crews called to Dunedin Hospital
Fire crews called to Dunedin Hospital
Firefighters were called to Dunedin Hospital this morning after someone reported a smell of burning.
Shawn McAvinue
Off to learn from top shoemaker
Off to learn from top shoemaker
A Dunedin shoemaker is travelling to Tokyo to learn from a master.
Extra mental health funds welcomed
Extra mental health funds cautiously welcomed
The Budget announcement of an extra $224 million to be spent in mental health services was "welcomed" in Dunedin yesterday.
Two injured in central city crash
Two injured in central city crash
Two people were injured in a two-car crash in central Dunedin last night.
Handbrake failure leads to smash
Handbrake failure leads to smash
A "loud bang" echoed across a Dunedin suburb last night after a handbrake on a parked car failed and it smashed into another parked car.
Bus 'failed to stop at red light'
Bus 'failed to stop at red light'
A witness says a bus involved in a crash with a car in central Dunedin yesterday failed to stop at a red traffic light.
Woman injured in crash
Woman injured in crash
A woman with moderate injuries was taken by ambulance to Dunedin Hospital after a ''three-car crash'' in central Dunedin yesterday.
Happy ending to lost dog saga
Saga of lost NI dog ends happily
An elusive dog from a remote town in Hawke's Bay found himself lost and alone and embroiled in a case of mistaken identity in Dunedin yesterday.
Crash victim known for his optimism
Crash victim known for his optimism
The Mosgiel man who died in a crash on Dunedin's Southern Motorway on Tuesday has been named.
Mural in memory of Mike
Mural in memory of Mike
The dream of a late Mosgiel man is about to be realised.
Motorway crash witnesses sought
One dead in motorway crash; witnesses sought
Police are seeking witnesses to a fatal crash involving a truck and a van on Dunedin's Southern Motorway yesterday.
Award tribute to young victims
Award tribute to young victims
A Dunedin man accepted a bravery award yesterday to pay tribute to the ''loving memory'' of Bradley and Ellen Livingstone.
Taking charge of traffic
Taking charge of traffic
Senior Constable Kath Goodman had it all in hand, directing traffic in central Dunedin when the lights stopped working yesterday.
Ministry confirms loan for Golly's care
Ministry confirms loan for Golly's care
Golly the dog is getting treatment and the Government is lending the money to pay the vet bill.
Euphoric moments on epic run
Euphoric moments, scary visions on across-SI run
When Glenn Sutton stopped running to touch the sea at St Clair Beach early yesterday, he had completed more than 10 marathons back-to-back in under three days.
Bid to extend procession fails
Bid to extend procession fails
The Dunedin Midwinter Carnival will remain in the Octagon after the failure of a bid to extend the "nocturnal'' procession route this year.
Free dental work for carers
Free dental work for carers
Patient Martina Madill receives free treatment at Pitt Street Lumino in Dunedin from dentist Grace Kim (left) and dental assistant Georgie Duval.
Cannabis plea on J Day
Cannabis plea on J Day
The message is blunt - let cannabis users smoke without the fear of harm from its prohibition.
Crash scene searched
Crash scene searched
Search and rescue personnel were deployed down a steep bank near Lee Stream on Saturday to search an area around a stolen car.
Driver of stolen car sought
Driver of stolen car sought
Police were searching for a man last night after a police pursuit of a stolen rental car in Arrowtown was called off on Saturday.