Man collapses after road rage attack
Man collapses after road rage attack
Good Samaritans rushed to the aid of a man who collapsed on the road after he was allegedly assaulted in a road rage incident yesterday.
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Man collapses after Dunedin road rage assault
Man collapses after Dunedin road rage assault
A man smashed a windscreen and punched a man until he collapsed before driving off in a road rage incident in the Dunedin suburb of Wakari this afternoon.
New $14.8m ICU opening next week
New $14.8m ICU opening next week
When Dunedin Hospital's new $14.8million intensive care unit opens next week it will be the small things which will have some of the biggest impacts.
Person swept away; bridge washed out
Person swept away; bridge washed out
Emergency services were searching the flooded Haupiri River on the West Coast late last night after a reports of a person swept away by the swollen river.
Motorcyclist injured in South Dunedin crash
Motorcyclist injured in South Dunedin crash
A motorcyclist has been injured after a collision with another vehicle in South Dunedin this afternoon.
Rug-buying ruse by house hunter
Rug-buying ruse by Dunedin house hunter
They came for a $30 rug - but instead made a $680,000 offer on the house.
Move to protect most productive land
Move to protect most productive land
New rules governing Dunedin's rural land aims to protect the city's most productive land.
1200 new sections in plan
1200 new sections for Dunedin in district plan
New rules guiding Dunedin's development for at least the next decade will provide enough land for up to 1200 new houses.
3-D print could be ultimate selfie
3-D print could be ultimate selfie
An Otago and Southland-based company which has made a successful business out of focusing on people's mouths is taking a leap into the 3-D printing market.
Door almost shut on cave urban myth
Door almost shut on cave urban myth
A widely believed urban myth surrounding Maori prisoners and a Dunedin cave has been debunked by recent research.
Site work starts on Urban Cohousing project
Site work starts on Urban Cohousing project
Work on Dunedin's first co-housing project on the site of the old High St School started this week, more than five years after it was proposed.
Work in progress at the Dunedin Art Show
Work in progress at the Dunedin Art Show
Artist Lee-Ann Dixon, of Nelson, works on one of her artworks at the Dunedin Art Show in the Edgar Centre yesterday.
Bigger food and beverage areas at home, living show
Bigger food and beverage areas at home, living show
Forsyth Barr Stadium in Dunedin will be heaving with visitors this weekend for the Great Kiwi Home & Living Show.
Optimism over Cuba relations
Optimism over Cuba relations
Despite vast differences there is much Cuba and New Zealand can learn from each other, the island nation's ambassador says.
Control pests on your property or face prosecution
Control pests on your property or face prosecution
Negligent landowners who fail to control the spread of noxious pests will be put on notice under a new set of rules.
Public at risk from live lines over Aurora asset failures
Public at risk from live lines over Aurora asset failures
Systems designed to protect the public from live power lines - including high voltage lines - failed more than 30 times since 2015, an independent review of Aurora Energy has found.
Opening delay for freedom camping site
Opening delay for freedom camping site
Freedom campers will have to wait until next week to use Dunedin's new inner-city camping site.
Review finds fault with Aurora
Review finds fault with Aurora
An independent review of Aurora Energy has found some of its assets put the public at risk.
Assurance over Mosgiel pool opening
Assurance over Mosgiel pool opening
Mosgiel's long-awaited new pool will still open in 2021 despite a ''realignment'' of its multimillion-dollar budget.
Park celebrating nature the place to bee
Park celebrating nature the place to bee
A new central city park in Dunedin will have a certain buzz about it.