Women allegedly violated during tramp
Women allegedly violated during tramp
A jury is deciding whether or not a man groped a sleeping woman and forcefully violated another while on a tramping trip.
Fast ice thickness trends focus of study
Fast ice thickness trends focus of study
An analysis of more than 30 years of data on the thickness of landfast sea-ice in Antarctica's McMurdo Sound has revealed climate change does not yet appear to be having an effect on its thickness.
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Council looking at steps to stop avian botulism outbreaks
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Council looking at steps to stop avian botulism outbreaks
Steps to prevent another outbreak of avian botulism at an Otago wastewater treatment plant could involve discouraging birds from moulting on the property.
Medical school looking for volunteers to meet students
Medical school looking for volunteers to meet students
If you have a long-term medical condition and you want to give back to the medical profession for all the help and support practitioners have given, the Otago Medical School needs you.
Renters band together in new union
Renters band together in new union
Landlords willing to act in good faith have nothing to fear from a newly formed renters union, an organiser says.
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Secrets of the sea put under the microscope to study climate change impacts
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Secrets of the sea put under the microscope to study climate change impacts
Research treasures from the depths of the Ross Sea Marine Protected Area (MPA) are now being studied by University of Otago researchers.
Teen smashed with hammer after road-rage incident
Teen smashed with hammer after road-rage incident
A teenager is in Dunedin Hospital after being smashed in the head with a hammer following an alleged road-rage incident in Mornington.
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Retaining railways is preference
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Retaining railways is preference
A rail tourism company’s pitch to take over the Dunedin Railways operation has not found favour with the Dunedin City Council.
Plans set out to combat floods
Plans set out to combat floods
A $44 million plan to combat flooding means South Dunedin’s wait for action is over, Mayor Jules Radich says.
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Hope doco will bring justice
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Hope doco will bring justice
For more than 30 years, questions have been asked about why the British government let a British airliner land in Kuwait, just an hour after the country had been invaded by Saddam Hussein’s Iraqi...
National ticketing system set to replace Bee Cards
National ticketing system set to replace Bee Cards
Bee Cards are likely to be phased out in the region as soon as next year in favour of contactless credit and debit cards and other digital payment methods for public transport.
Queenstown, Dunedin go head-to-head
Queenstown, Dunedin go head-to-head
Dunedin people are 500 times happier than people living in Queenstown.
Minister of Health in Dunedin tomorrow
Minister of Health in Dunedin tomorrow
The Minister of Health will be in Dunedin tomorrow, with all eyes on him for an announcement about the long-overdue Dunedin hospital build.
Three new trustees appointed
Three new trustees appointed
Three new trustees have been appointed to the Otago Community Trust board to help manage and distribute more than $308 million for the benefit of Otago communities.
Strong winds divert flight
Strong winds divert flight
A flight between Auckland and Christchurch had an unexpected stop in Dunedin after high winds prevented landing in Christchurch yesterday.
Days appear numbered for free Sunday parking in Dunedin CBD
Days appear numbered for free Sunday parking in Dunedin CBD
Dunedin residents could be forced to pay for parking on Sundays, despite one councillor calling the proposal "mean-spirited".
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20-year-old jailed for string of offences
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20-year-old jailed for string of offences
A Dunedin man has been jailed for two and a-half years for a string of car crimes and menacing threats.
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New option for peninsula road improvement
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New option for peninsula road improvement
Improving the outer reaches of Otago Peninsula’s main road is not only about finishing what the DCC started but about delivering on a promise, a city councillor says.
Festival to bring acts from around the world
Festival to bring acts from around the world
The Dunedin Arts Festival is back — and bringing with it shows from as far as Canada, the United Kingdom and Austria.
Otago sends reminder of track record
Otago sends reminder of track record
The University of Otago is continuing to remind the government it can train more doctors to address the shortage.
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