Trio sought in relation to burglary
Sought in relation to burglary
Police have released photos of three people they want to speak to in relation to the theft of thousands of dollars worth of jewellery from a South Dunedin business.
Timothy Brown
Logan Park bomb hoax again
Logan Park bomb hoax again
A Dunedin high school has again been targeted in a hoax bomb scare.
Ross Creek inquiries wound down
Ross Creek inquiries wound down
More than 20 people have been investigated in relation to a sexual assault in the Ross Creek Reserve, but a year on from the attack the offender remains unidentified.
Man facing three arson charges
Dunedin man facing three arson charges
A 40-year-old Dunedin labourer has been remanded in custody after allegedly torching a Central Dunedin bar.
Arson charges laid after fire guts bar
Arson charges laid after fire guts bar
A 40-year-old Dunedin man has been charged with causing the blaze which gutted a bar near the Octagon and two other fires early this morning.
Bouwer decision this year
Bouwer decision this year
A decision on convicted wife killer Colin Bouwer's bid to cancel his deportation order will be made by year's end.
Police back at murder scene
Police back at murder scene
Detectives have returned to the scene of a murder in Seacliff, but are being tight-lipped about the reasons for the search.
Blue line stretched too thin
Blue line stretched too thin
The Police Association is disturbed by large increases in public violence and attacks on police in the Southern district.
Drug seizures hit record high
Drug seizures hit record high
The lure of illicit highs spirited in through the dark web appears to be growing as Customs claims record seizures of contraband.
Life as a drug dealer: 'I was blind'
Brought low by drugs
As border seizures of drugs rise in New Zealand, a Dunedin man reveals the depths to which he sank after being caught in the dark web of drug dealing.
Jeweller burgled in early morning raid
Jeweller burgled in early morning raid
Burglars stole thousands of dollars of jewellery from a 60-year-old family store in an early morning raid in South Dunedin.
Prison overflowing into police station
Otago prison overflowing into Central police station
Prisoners are being remanded to Dunedin police cells as beds at Otago Corrections Facility are at capacity.
Give yourself up, mum pleads
Give yourself up, mum pleads
Police have warned the public about an Invercargill man on the run, but his mother is hoping she can appeal to his softer side.
Children in cells while unit unused
Children in cells while unit unused
Children are sitting in police cells while a 10-bedroom unit at Christchurch's Youth Justice facility sits empty.
Misconduct claims three prison staff
Misconduct claims three prison staff
Three prison officers have left the Otago Corrections Facility in the past year because of misconduct.
‘It’s a steal’: family lands charity house
‘It’s a steal’: family lands charity house
As the price of the Otago Polytechnic’s charity house rose at auction on Saturday, Sasha Turner was sure her family’s dream of locating the house in Brighton was gone.
Team effort gets BMW out of its Taieri ditch
Team effort gets BMW out of its Taieri ditch
It took "Kiwi ingenuity" and the Outram Volunteer Fire Brigade to free a BMW which was stuck in a ditch after an early morning crash on Saturday.
Man thrown through window; assailant flees
Man thrown through window; assailant flees
Police converged on the suburb of Corstorphine on Saturday afternoon after a man was thrown through the window of a house.
Dunedin Railways, union reach deal; strike averted
Dunedin Railways, union reach deal; strike averted
A new collective agreement between Dunedin Railways and the Rail and Maritime Transport Union has been unanimously ratified by union members.
Fashion dream comes true
Fashion dream comes true
Wellington teenager Clara Bosshard has been awarded the inaugural iD Dunedin Fashion Scholarship.