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Option delays consultation
Working up another option for managing flood risks in South Dunedin long term will delay public consultation by at least four months.
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South Dunedin flood works views aired
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South Dunedin flood works views aired
Praise and disdain were levelled at city councillors ahead of a fraught debate on South Dunedin’s future.
Fears for Venezuelan quake victims
Fears for Venezuelan quake victims
When Kath Ruiz Halkett heard a devastating earthquake had hit Venezuela, just 40km from her home town, fear for her family came first.
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Pupils help others rug up for bedtime
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Pupils help others rug up for bedtime
When tasked with giving back to the community, a group of Dunedin pupils blew the challenge out of the water.
Thankful for support after truck tips over
Thankful for support after truck tips over
Locals were queuing up to help after a concrete truck toppled over in Dunedin yesterday.
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Gravestone vandalism ‘troubling’
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Gravestone vandalism ‘troubling’
A Dunedin man has admitted scratching a name off a family gravestone because he was ‘‘angry about the past’’.
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‘Indignity, humiliation’ in violation
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‘Indignity, humiliation’ in violation
A Clutha man who violated a teenage woman during a late-night hunting trip, while his mate filmed, has been sentenced to home detention.
Octacan appeal still open
Octacan appeal still open
Presbyterian Support Otago Family Works manager Nicole Devereux sorts through cans donated during the annual Octacan Appeal yesterday.
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Receiving award a ‘full circle moment’
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Receiving award a ‘full circle moment’
For secondary school student Lula Joseph, accepting a young achievers’ award was a family tradition.
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Dunedin school targeted by offensive AI-generated image
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Dunedin school targeted by offensive AI-generated image
A Dunedin secondary school may be the latest victim in a growing trend nationwide of images being altered using AI to damage school reputations.
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Chills’ frontman and song honoured in plaque
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Chills’ frontman and song honoured in plaque
A site made famous by one of The Chills’ most celebrated songs now has a plaque memorialising its departed frontman Martin Phillipps.
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Request to look out for whale entangled with pink buoy
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Request to look out for whale entangled with pink buoy
Increasing numbers of whales may be leading to more of them being entangled in fishing equipment — but it remains something of a mystery.
Soldier found guilty of threatening to kill senior colleague
Soldier found guilty of threatening to kill senior colleague
A soldier has been found guilty of threatening to kill someone of superior rank during a post-party fracas fuelled by a disputed kiss.
Bird flu outbreak 'almost inevitable' for Australian wildlife
Bird flu outbreak 'almost inevitable' for Australian wildlife
An outbreak of a deadly virus ravaging unique Australian species could wreak havoc by summer, thanks to migratory birds.
Ravenswood Rd major power works - a thank you!
Ravenswood Rd major power works - a thank you!
A big thank you to the contractors working on Ravenswood Road today.
Police Commissioner Richard Chambers investigated after complaints
Police Commissioner Richard Chambers investigated after complaints
An investigation is under way in relation to complaints about NZ's top police officer, Commissioner Richard Chambers.
Last-minute option halts South Dunedin flood plans
Last-minute option halts South Dunedin flood plans
Dunedin city councillors have reluctantly voted to hit pause on adaptation plans for South Dunedin for four months following a last-minute alternative solution from the regional council.
Fork-in-the-road moment for NZ foreign policy
Global Insight: Fork-in-the-road moment for NZ foreign policy
This weekend’s 60th Foreign Policy School, in Dunedin, could be a fork in the road for New Zealand’s international relations, Prof Robert Patman says.
Wild weather battering central and northern NZ
Wild weather battering central and northern NZ
Strong winds are battering the North and upper South Islands, cancelling ferries and flights, closing highways and cutting power to homes.
Far-right extremism on the rise in schools
'I've had students deny the Holocaust': Far-right extremism on the rise in schools
A rise in reports of far-right extremism in the classroom has prompted a teachers' union to seek expert advice for its members.