Build begins on boat club wharf
Build begins on boat club wharf
Construction has begun on a new wharf in Broad Bay after eight years of planning, and the Dunedin club behind it hopes it's just the start of a new chapter in time for its centenary.
Tim Scott
Immersive show to feature Pink Floyd album tracks
Immersive show to feature Pink Floyd album tracks
An immersive musical experience, making its national debut in Dunedin, is a chance to experience Pink Floyd’s The Dark Side of the Moon like you have never seen or heard it before.
Trap ‘library’ receives ORC grant
Trap ‘library’ receives ORC grant
A new trapping "library" could lead to possum, rat and stoat traps sited in every backyard in Taieri Mouth.
Virtual triathlon novel way of encouraging activity
Virtual triathlon novel way of encouraging activity
Being active and keeping fit are two very important lessons, but it is not just those in the classroom who need a reminder.
Drivers warned of low visibility as fog settles in
Drivers warned of low visibility as fog settles in
Motorists should be prepared for foggy conditions around the region this coming week.
SUBSCRIBER
OGHS band wraps up Smokefree final
SUBSCRIBER
OGHS band wraps up Smokefree final
A signature look is a must if you want to be a rock star.
$400,000 playground revamp complete
$400,000 playground revamp complete
Four years of working with all hands on deck has ended with smooth sailing.
11 drivers caught using cellphones
11 drivers caught using cellphones
Dunedin police are disappointed by the number of drivers caught using their cellphones behind the wheel.
Occupant said he wasn’t driving: police
Occupant said he wasn’t driving: police
An intoxicated man found in a car that rolled on a motorway claimed he was not the driver — despite being the only occupant when police arrived.
Young artists hold auction to raise funds for North
Young artists hold auction to raise funds for North
Support for Cyclone Gabrielle victims has come straight from the hearts of Dunedin’s budding artists — although they are a lot younger than one might presume.
Boozed man in crashed car claims he wasn't driving
Boozed man in crashed car claims he wasn't driving
An intoxicated man found in a car that rolled on a Dunedin motorway claimed he was not the driver - despite being the only occupant.
Woman celebrates 100 blood donations
Woman celebrates 100 blood donations
The mere sight of a needle is enough to make many a stomach churn and head turn dizzy, but imagine sitting through that sharp sting a hundred times.
Memories will shine brightly at Otago Museum for Matariki
Memories will shine brightly at Otago Museum for Matariki
The faces of your loved ones will soon shine as brightly as stars in the night sky.
Railway station restoration 'once-in-a lifetime job'
Railway station restoration 'once-in-a lifetime job'
When a "once in a lifetime" project needed a magic touch, contractors did not need to look far to find those up for the challenge.
Recruit from Argentina wants to keep NZ ‘a safe place’
Recruit from Argentina wants to keep NZ ‘a safe place’
Keeping Dunedin streets safe is serious business for a new police recruit who knows first-hand about living in a dangerous country.
Hip-hop dance duo to represent NZ on world stage
Hip-hop dance duo to represent NZ on world stage
A Dunedin hip-hop duo have danced their way to Portugal, after winning gold on the national stage.
Tributes flow for co-principal
Tributes flow for co-principal
A Dunedin secondary school co-principal who died suddenly at the weekend has been described as "very caring with a big heart" as tributes flood in.
Person hurt in quad bike crash near airport
Person hurt in quad bike crash near airport
One person has been taken hospital after a collision between a quad bike and car near Dunedin airport.
New manager trades prison for nature
New manager trades prison for nature
There are big shoes to fill, but Gabe Davis is ready to take his first steps.
Uni group calls for more govt funding
Uni group calls for more govt funding
A staff and student pressure group fighting looming cuts says the University of Otago needs to stop "fighting amongst ourselves" and present a united front to the Government.