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Resident knew what to expect with floods
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Resident knew what to expect with floods
A South Dunedin man who has been been hit twice by flooding says he has no plans to move out.
Smaills Beach not seen as good choice for beginners
Smaills Beach not seen as good choice for beginners
Beginner surfers choosing Dunedin’s Smaills Beach to hone their skills can thank their lucky stars if they wash up on Bird Island and not the Peruvian coast, a lifesaver says.
Spooky event proves a drawcard
Spooky event proves a drawcard
Hundreds of Dunedin children got into the spirit of Halloween last night as ghouls, ghosts and pyjama-clad youngsters inundated Tūhura Otago Museum.
Who’s a pretty boy?
Who’s a pretty boy?
Grant Beel walks his parrot Ruby at St Clair yesterday.
Leary ‘breathtakingly stupid’: Laws
Leary ‘breathtakingly stupid’: Laws
Labour's Ingrid Leary has been accused of spreading misinformation and hypocrisy as the battle over Otago’s rivers made it to Wellington this week.
Resignation over govt intervention
Resignation over govt intervention
An Otago regional councillor who resigned yesterday to protest government interference says "misguided" ministers are only paying lip service to the environment.
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‘We did really get progress’: Hipkins
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‘We did really get progress’: Hipkins
Progress on the new Dunedin hospital was well under way by the time Labour was voted out, Chris Hipkins says.
Roads closed amid snow and surface flooding
Roads closed amid snow and surface flooding
Authorities are urging drivers to avoid non-essential travel as surface flooding, snow and fallen trees have resulted in treacherous conditions on South Island roads.
Broadcast aims to alleviate pets’ stress during fireworks
Broadcast aims to alleviate pets’ stress during fireworks
Whining, hissing, sniffing and licking yourself are generally not considered proper etiquette when one is at a concert.
Rest-home thrilled to win award
Rest-home thrilled to win award
A small "hands on" rest-home in South Dunedin has beaten some of the "big guns" to win a major award.
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Deforestation brings rapid evolution: study
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Deforestation brings rapid evolution: study
Evolution used to be measured in millions of years, but now Otago zoologists have discovered it can take place within centuries or even decades.
Dedicated to community
Dedicated to community
Bob Kilgour, Photographer, businessman
'Fantastic' breeding season for albatross
'Fantastic' breeding season for albatross
Juvenile toroa or northern albatross numbers are at a record high after what has been another successful breeding season.
Suspected drink-driver crashes into pub
Suspected drink-driver crashes into pub
A suspected drink-driver in Waikouaiti made a pit stop at the local pub, crashing into the corner of the building.
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Plans for 600-lot subdivision
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Plans for 600-lot subdivision
The first properties in a 600-lot subdivision on the outskirts of Dunedin could be on sale this summer.
Polytech students hammer away for charity
Polytech students hammer away for charity
A house built by Otago Polytechnic Allied Trades students will go under the hammer next month.
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Church apologises but distances itself from abuse
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Church apologises but distances itself from abuse
The Presbyterian Church has apologised "for all who have been harmed by its actions and inactions", but continues to distance itself from historic abuse.
Moderate injuries after fall off car
Moderate injuries after fall off car
A Dunedin man was taken to hospital with moderate injuries after falling from the roof of a car.
Freshwater plan: ORC councillor resigns after govt steps in
Freshwater plan: ORC councillor resigns after govt steps in
A long-time Otago regional councillor has resigned in protest after the govt moved this week to stop the council from voting on its plan to protect the environment.
Track revamp does the trick
Track revamp does the trick
Bike riders of all ages took to the Mosgiel BMX Track for the first day of competitive racing in nearly two years.
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