Grant Miller

New Zealanders stuck in Australia are delighted a more viable path home has opened up, an advocate for stranded Kiwis says.

Grey Power has started a petition asking for politicians to ensure the one-way highway system through central Dunedin is retained.

Some fees at Dunedin’s Green Island landfill seem set to rise significantly from July because more of the operation is to be captured by a government levy, after an audit.

A highly anticipated cycling trail from Dunedin to Mosgiel — through two old railway tunnels — is a vision now closer to realisation.

An unexpected move to inflate the rates bill for Forsyth Barr Stadium has been voted down and panned by several elected officials who called it ridiculous.

The prospect of a 6.5% rates increase in Dunedin to follow this year’s 9.8% rise has been called unsustainable.

Decision-making about how Dunedin residents should pay for a revamped rubbish and recycling kerbside collection service next year has been put off.

A vision for the old Sims Engineering site at Port Chalmers is taking shape behind the scenes.

The home base for the Carisbrook Cricket Club could host a covered winter training facility.

Cyclists ride in Swansea St, Middlemarch, last week.

Development of a sports hub at Logan Park, Dunedin, still looks to be some way off.

Planning for a series of Dunedin cycleways could need a serious rejig because the money so far allocated by the city council would deliver less than half the proposed programme.

Inflation, Covid-19, city growth and a potential rates rise of 6.5% in election year will swirl in the minds of Dunedin’s elected officials in the coming days.

The Dunedin City Council’s lack of faith in the one-way system through the city centre flies in the face of what the public wants, the Automobile Association says.

Roadworks at Green Island, Dunedin, herald more work to come in the area.

Selling off heritage assets could limit the potential of Dunedin rail when tourism rebounds, a restoration enthusiast fears.

More than 2000 people have had their say about how Dunedin’s coast should be managed.

Tomorrow's Wyndham trotting event is still on and a mini-bus will take people there from Dunedin’s Forbury Park.