Last Man Standing
Last Man Standing
Each year as New Zealanders gather in the shadow of cenotaphs around the country on Anzac Day, the number of those among them who faced the horrors of World War 2 dwindle.
Timothy Brown
Balmy time for 300 Feastock fans
Balmy time for 300 Feastock fans
A North Dunedin backyard gig/ city institution marked its ninth year at the weekend.
Science behind the smoke celebrated
Science behind the smoke celebrated
Hundreds gathered in North Dunedin on Saturday to celebrate science.
Respectful riders raise $1200
Respectful riders raise $1200
Leather-clad and on motorbikes - it's not the usual crowd you'd associate with charity.
Finally, a family reunion
Finally, a family reunion
An Otago family with more than 150 years of history in the province finally got around to bringing the family together.
Hunting, fishing shop closure will be 'sad'
Hunting, fishing shop closure will be 'sad'
Dunedin institution Centrefire McCarthy's will close its doors for good next week.
'Scariest night of my life': arson victim
'Scariest night of my life': Dunedin arson victim
A Dunedin man awoke to banging on his door and the sight of an orange glow during the most terrifying night of his life.
City stop for electric vehicles
City stop for electric vehicles
A fleet of electric vehicles has visited Dunedin in a show of power for the industry.
All-day carparks to go in revamp
All-day carparks to go in revamp
Almost 40 all-day car parks will be scrapped from the Vogel St area as part of the redevelopment of Dunedin's warehouse precinct.
Slow down in those 'metal coffins'
Slow down in those 'metal coffins', police urge
Southern district’s road policing squads were out en masse to keep down speeds and get motorists home safely from the long weekend. Reporter Timothy Brown went along for the ride.
Police in South praise drivers
Police in South praise drivers
Southern police are applauding the general behaviour of motorists over the long weekend.
Found guilty of harassment
Found guilty of harassment
The former mistress of a Dunedin businessman who led a "premeditated, persistent, vile barrage and attack" against the man’s wife when the affair ended has been found guilty of harassment.
Charter launch operations not affected by fire
Charter launch operations not affected by fire
A fire broke out in the engine room of a charter vessel in Otago Harbour on Thursday night.
Easter plea to wear seatbelts
Plea to wear seatbelts over Easter weekend
Authorities are urging caution and common sense on Southern roads as this year's road toll continues to climb.
Police boost for Southern district
Police boost for Southern district
The Southern district is to get 37 new police officers and three stations will go to 24/7 response services over the next four years.
Police showing their Anzac spirit
Police showing their Anzac spirit
Dunedin police are putting poppies on patrol cars as a way of paying tribute to the armed forces and their own colleagues who went to war.
Dunedin death 'not suspicious'
Unexplained death in Dunedin
Police investigating the death of a 38-year-old man in Dunedin say they do not believe it to be suspicious.
Roasting resumes after fire
Roasting resumes after fire
A fire in a coffee roaster at Cerebos Gregg's Dunedin plant yesterday morning will not impact on the factory's operations.
Information sought over three vehicle fires
Information sought over three vehicle fires
An arsonist is believed to be behind a string of vehicle fires in South Dunedin during the past week.
Work planned for motorway blackspot
Motorway work starts mid-year
A winter start date is planned for a $3 million-plus roading project set to tackle safety issues on one of Dunedin's busiest roads.