Friends explore Sri Lankan food in film
Dunedin friends explore Sri Lankan food in film
A Dunedin co-operative café and bakery worker's new film about food suppliers in Sri Lanka is due out next month.
'I need to work harder on corporate speak,' PM admits
'I need to work harder on corporate speak,' PM admits
Christopher Luxon acknowledges he "could have expressed myself better" in his first year as PM, as he calls voters "customers" in an interview with RNZ.
Church leader facing trial over alleged Covid rule breaches
Church leader facing trial over alleged Covid rule breaches
Destiny Church leader Brian Tamaki is due to face a judge-alone trial on Monday over alleged breaches of Covid-19 orders.
Ferns visit Dunedin with T20 trophy
Ferns visit Dunedin with T20 trophy
Being back on home soil while on top of the world was a "pretty surreal" experience for Otago world champion cricketer Eden Carson.
Motorcyclists join national rego protest
Motorcyclists join national rego protest
Motorcyclists from across Otago revved their engines and squealed their tyres in Dunedin yesterday to protest a proposed hike in motorcycle registration fees and ACC levies.
Could individual letterboxes be on the way out?
Could individual letterboxes be on the way out?
NZ Post could eventually stop delivering mail to individual letterboxes and instead require clusters of boxes under proposed changes - and the Postal Workers Union isn't happy.
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Lack of say after errors blasted
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Lack of say after errors blasted
An "extraordinary cock-up of the first magnitude" should have been put in front of elected representatives before a solution was decided, an Otago regional councillor says.
Train of terror
Train of terror
All dressed up for a trick-or-treat train ride to Hindon on Saturday are (from left) Blair, Liam, 8, Billie, 6, and Ursula Tucker, of Dunedin.
Pacific Trust Otago celebrates 25th anniversary
Pacific Trust Otago celebrates 25th anniversary
From modest beginnings to overcoming new challenges, a Dunedin charitable trust says reaching a 25-year milestone is testament to the strength of its communities.
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Bikers protest planned rego fee, levy hikes
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Bikers protest planned rego fee, levy hikes
Motorcyclists from across Otago revved their engines and squealed their tyres in Dunedin yesterday to protest a proposed hike in motorcycle registration fees and ACC levies.
Council CEO’s pay rises $30,000 to $483,652
Council CEO’s pay rises $30,000 to $483,652
Dunedin City Council chief executive Sandy Graham’s remuneration increased by more than $30,000 in the past year, taking her total pay to $483,652.
NZNO alarmed by pause in programme
NZNO alarmed by pause in programme
Members of the New Zealand Nurses Organisation are alarmed by a pause in a key component of Te Whatu Ora Health NZ safe staffing programme.
Driver in three-car crash 'not paying attention'
Driver in three-car crash 'not paying attention'
Police say a driver was not paying attention when she drove straight into oncoming traffic at a busy central Dunedin intersection.
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Ferns pitch up to share success with young fans
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Ferns pitch up to share success with young fans
Being back on home soil while on top of the world was a "pretty surreal" experience for Otago world champion cricketer Eden Carson.
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‘Management not adhering to basic safety’
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‘Management not adhering to basic safety’
Nobody is safe inside the walls of the Otago Corrections Facility because of a "volatile" combination of poor management and an increase in high-security inmates, a former staff member says.
Cat shelter urges owners to keep pets safe from fireworks
Cat shelter urges owners to keep pets safe from fireworks
A Dunedin cat shelter is urging pet owners to keep their furry friends indoors while fireworks scatter the sky tomorrow.
Show aids mental health cause
Show aids mental health cause
Strutting down the catwalk at the "More Than Just a Fashion Show" charity event are (from left) Sophie Adams, Charlotte Wheeler, designer Tegan Rose Vickery and Leila Collins.
Single performer sensitively conveys horror
Single performer sensitively conveys horror
Suzie Miller’s multi-award-winning script places huge demands on a solo performer.
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