Lime scooters back next week after assurances
Lime scooters back next week after assurances
Lime e-scooters have been given the all-clear to return to Dunedin streets but fans may have to wait until next week for their next trip.
Tim Miller
Take it easy: The Eagles are landing
Take it easy: The Eagles are landing
The Eagles are landing and Dunedin has the pink champagne on ice.
Neighbour angered by consent
Neighbour angered by consent
Dunedin man Paul Mackie says he hasn't had a proper night's sleep in at least a week.
Many sources for solutions to housing issues, forum told
Many sources for solutions to housing issues, forum told
Dunedin's housing woes will require solutions which come in many different forms from both the private and public sectors, a forum discussing the city's housing crisis heard yesterday.
Developers want more support from city council
Developers want more support from city council
More of a can-do attitude from the Dunedin City Council will go a long way towards encouraging more inner-city development, a housing summit was told.
Communicating more - or less?
Communicating more - or less?
Public organisations are spending more than ever on getting their message out. But is the rise in ‘‘communications’’ damaging our democracy or is it just another way for the public to be informed? Tim Miller reports.
Suburban bars to appeal new LAP closing times
Suburban bars to appeal new LAP closing times
Seven Dunedin bars are set to argue why new rules forcing them to close at midnight on Friday and Saturday should not apply to them.
Housing held up by appeal
Housing held up by appeal
The construction of hundreds of new homes in Dunedin is being held up because of a single appeal on the city's second generation plan further exacerbating the housing shortage, a planner says.
Summit agenda affordable housing
Summit agenda affordable housing
Ways of providing affordable housing will be one of the main areas explored at a summit discussing Dunedin's housing woes.
Dunedin housing woes to be discussed at summit
Dunedin housing woes to be discussed at summit
A housing summit will be held in Dunedin as the city's property market creaks under the pressure of population growth and increasing costs.
Lime scooters waiting on safety verification
Lime scooters waiting on safety verification
Dunedin will be Lime scooter-free for at least another day while the company strives to bring its safety up to scratch.
Mosgiel pool to enter its design phase
Mosgiel pool to enter its design phase
The next stage of the multimillion-dollar Mosgiel pool project is set to start.
Perfect day at the cricket - priceless
Perfect day at the cricket - priceless
It is hard to hide your true colours when you are running around waving a large Bangladeshi flag in front of a crowd of New Zealand cricket supporters. It is even harder when you are also wearing a...
Motions oppose delegation of funding
Motions oppose delegation of funding
A return to the old days of community board funding could cause resentment and affect the relationship between boards and local councils, a Dunedin city councillor says.
No chance for pool on memorial garden site
No chance for pool on memorial garden site
Mosgiel's memorial garden will not be the site of the town's new multimillion-dollar pool, but exactly where it will go is still to be decided.
Unpleasant shock for digger driver
Unpleasant shock for digger driver
A man was taken to Dunedin Hospital after the digger he was operating hit an electric fence near Henley yesterday.
Blaze at ex-refugee family's home
Blaze at ex-refugee family's home
A former refugee family's Dunedin home has been badly damaged by fire.
Carefully gauged move gets locomotive to Dunedin
Carefully gauged move gets locomotive to Dunedin
A rare piece of Southland's rail history has a new home in Dunedin.
Early rising fans get Dunedin tickets
Early rising Elton John fans catch tickets
When you name two of your children after Elton John ballads it is almost inevitable you will be up before dawn to guarantee a place to see him live, possibly for the last time.
Peninsula trees to go for Portobello Rd pathway
Peninsula trees to go for Portobello Rd pathway
Nearly 50 trees on the Otago Peninsula will be cut down to make way for the multimillion-dollar peninsula connection project.