Otago rents skyrocket amid national drop
Otago rents skyrocket amid national drop
Otago and Southland renters have been hit with whopping rises over the past year as rents fall elsewhere in the country.
Dunedin
Dressy donations
Dressy donations
Images of the Past members (from left) Helen Kay, Lorraine Clark, Elsie Sanderling and Wilma Graham dressed up to drop off book vouchers at the children's ward at Dunedin Hospital.
Stolen ute leads cops to pilfered puppy
Stolen ute leads cops to pilfered puppy
The owners of a stolen American bulldog puppy have been reunited with their pooch after Dunedin police swooped on the driver of a stolen ute.
'Potentially fatal': No working smoke alarms in house hit by blaze
'Potentially fatal': No working smoke alarms in house hit by blaze
There were no working smoke alarms in a Dunedin house before a "potentially fatal" fire that left one person with burns to their hands, a fire investigator says.
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St Kilda triumphs on national stage
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St Kilda triumphs on national stage
The St Kilda Brass Band have played their purest notes yet and tasted success at the National Brass Band competition.
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Feasibility of Fortune plan questioned
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Feasibility of Fortune plan questioned
A heritage advocate and playwright says she has a "$500,000 plan" to save Dunedin’s Fortune Theatre.
Online form to aid biosecurity team in pest battle
Online form to aid biosecurity team in pest battle
If you have seen a wallaby, a Mediterranean fanworm, some Chilean needle grass or any other priority pests, the Otago Regional Council has a new and easier way to report them.
In full bloom
In full bloom
Mural artist Koryu Aoshima with his new artwork on the side of South Dunedin's Aurora Health Centre.
More drenchings forecast
More drenchings forecast
More significant rainfall and flooding events may drench coastal parts of Otago over the next three months, as moisture from the tropics and low pressure systems flow over the country.
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Motorcyle collides with back of car
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Motorcyle collides with back of car
One person was transported to Dunedin Hospital in a moderate condition after a motorcycle collided with the back of a car yesterday.
Distinguished professor returning to Otago
Distinguished professor returning to Otago
Distinguished Prof Greg Cook is returning to the University of Otago to take up the vacated deputy vice-chancellor research and innovation role.
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Port Otago suction dredge New Era works at the harbour entrance near the Aramoana Mole on a grey day, while container ship Spirit of Melbourne waits at anchor in Blueskin Bay.
Wheelanders have a ball at rugby champs
Wheelanders have a ball at rugby champs
An underdog Otago wheelchair rugby team is on a roll after their first win in five years at a national competition.
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Venomous spider identification retracted
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Venomous spider identification retracted
Claims of a South Dunedin sighting of a spider with a venomous bite have been rebuffed by an arachnologist.
Drunk dad drives 300km with two young children
Drunk dad drives 300km with two young children
A dad who was four times over the legal alcohol limit drove more than 300km with two ‘‘young children’’ before being caught by police north of Dunedin.
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'Constant state of fear': Charity boxer headbutted partner before fight
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'Constant state of fear': Charity boxer headbutted partner before fight
A Dunedin man who spat in his partner’s face and head-butted her went to on to compete in a charity boxing event two days later.
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Voice opinion on proposed blue cod limit, angler says
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Voice opinion on proposed blue cod limit, angler says
A Dunedin angler unhappy with proposed cuts to the blue cod catch limit for recreational fishers is asking everyone to have their say on the matter before it is too late.
Pedestrian hit by car on Princes St
Pedestrian hit by car on Princes St
A pedestrian has been taken to hospital this morning after being hit by a car on Princes St.
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Port Chalmers pub licence opposed over ‘serious’ concerns
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Port Chalmers pub licence opposed over ‘serious’ concerns
A Dunedin tavern has come under fire for "serious compliance concerns" after trying to sidestep alcohol laws by outsourcing food to nearby eateries.
Returning to Otago for new role
Returning to Otago for new role
Distinguished Professor Greg Cook is returning to Otago University to take up the vacated Deputy Vice-Chancellor Research and Innovation role.
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