The Dunedin City Council faces some tough decisions if it is to keep rates increases within a 3% limit, after almost $700,000 worth of extra costs were discovered.
The council needs to place ‘‘much greater'' emphasis on reducing emissions and adapting to the changed environment that will come with sea level rise.
The need for extra facilities for freedom campers, improved maintenance of gravel roads and fears about coastal erosion were among issues brought up by Dunedin's community boards yesterday.
The need for investment in South Dunedin and better communication with its residents was highlighted by the South Dunedin Business Association.
Short-stay waterfront apartments and a large commercial space are part of new plans for Dunedin's historic Loan and Mercantile building.
The number of people making submissions on Dunedin City Council's annual plan has dropped substantially.
A suburban Dunedin tavern is set to reopen in the coming months after closing last year.
A former Labour MP and cabinet minister has been called on to help ensure a meeting about Dunedin City Council's response to last June's flood runs smoothly.
The first group of Syrian refugees to arrive in Dunedin are settling in well and impressed with the city and the support they are receiving.
The fate of an unloved Dunedin monument was sealed with very little discussion yesterday.
Dunedin landfill fees could increase by up to 20% as a result of planned changes to the emissions trading scheme.
Dunedin Hospital patients were not angry about the quality of meals, Health Minister Dr Jonathan Coleman said in Parliament yesterday.
A pair of Dunedin residents have made a plea for council investment in the city's harbourside, which they say is lagging behind other New Zealand cities.
A Dunedin City Council strategy aimed at protecting the city's environment and meeting challenges faced by climate change is one step closer to being adopted.
The University of Otago is considering paying for extra rubbish collections to keep North Dunedin streets clean.
Dunedin Mayor Dave Cull is refusing to apologise over the council's mud-tank failures as the South Dunedin Action Group calls for an infrastructure overhaul.
Emotions ran high as about 50 Syrian refugees were welcomed to Dunedin yesterday morning after escaping the pain of war.
A Dunedin bar owner who left behind a trail of debt is "out of control'' and not fit to be involved in the hospitality industry, a former business associate says.
Dunedin's small Myanmar community is buzzing after one of their own went from working at an Otago freezing works to being sworn in as second vice-president of the Southeast Asian country.
The redevelopment of Dunedin's former chief post office building has won the overall category at this year's Heritage Re-use Awards tonight.