Grant Miller

The two hydroslides at Dunedin’s Moana Pool could be replaced by more than two new ones when the complex is redeveloped.

International tourism prospects are too uncertain for Dunedin Railways to lurch into an urgent change of course to fully embrace them, Dunedin city councillors have decided.

Spending on nice-to-haves may be constrained while the Dunedin City Council sharpens its focus on planning for pipes.

Advocates for cannabis reform say they have been asked to stay off the grass in the Octagon in Dunedin.

Dunedin Railways could be restored to a full service ready for international tourists next summer, if city councillors get on board.

A beefed-up programme of infrastructure planning was designed to help make the Dunedin City Council a "standout" water entity and boost the city’s chances of attracting post-reform investment.

A boycott of some Dunedin bus stops deemed unsafe by drivers has already yielded one result.

Microchipping could be crucial for establishing better control of cats in Dunedin, city councillors have been told.

Several bus stops will be boycotted by bus drivers in Dunedin because of safety concerns and more could be added to the list.

Pupils of Portobello School have told Dunedin city councillors they are worried about a lack of footpaths and safe walkways near the school.

Officials are set to discuss the possibility of lowering the speed limit on State Highway 1 in central Dunedin.

Cycling on an electric bike from Mosgiel to Dunedin could be almost as quick as driving if an off-road trail is approved, a trail advocate says.

A planned ban on exporting live animals by sea should be brought forward, protesters in Dunedin have argued.

Several Dunedin councillors are keeping their own counsel about whether they will seek re-election.

The Government should pick up the cost of running a container return scheme, the Dunedin City Council has argued.

Last year’s group bike ride in Dunedin coinciding with Dutch royalty celebrations was organised through a closed Facebook group, but attracted a strong turnout.

The planned development of a cycleway between Dunedin and Mosgiel — featuring two disused railway tunnels — has attracted emphatic support.

A business survey in Dunedin has revealed strong support for keeping the State Highway 1 one-way system in the central city, rather than changing to two-way traffic.