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Zero-carbon discussion heats up
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Zero-carbon discussion heats up
A war of words erupted between Dunedin city councillors when one suggested the organisation was letting itself down on climate change.
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Secret DCC report on financial claims
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Secret DCC report on financial claims
Allegations from two whistleblowers against the Dunedin City Council have been investigated in forensic detail, but the report is not being released either to councillors or the public.
Lotto 2457
Lotto 2457
Results from last night's Lotto draw.
Commissioner plan to help with patient rights
Commissioner plan to help with patient rights
A group of health professionals are calling for a new organisation to address patient rights and safety as people find the health system increasingly difficult to navigate.
Pitching ideas and tents
Pitching ideas and tents
Dunedin students once again revelled in the fun at the Otago University Students' Association's annual Tent City event this week.
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Bid to cap ORC staff numbers to save money fails
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Bid to cap ORC staff numbers to save money fails
A bid to find further savings has failed and Otago ratepayers will now be consulted on a 7.8% regional council rates rise.
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Bus fare choice between ‘evil and evil’
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Bus fare choice between ‘evil and evil’
A choice between increasing costs for adults on buses or ending free trips for children is a choice between "evil and evil", an Otago regional councillor says.
With the students comes the glass
With the students comes the glass
Glass-ridden streets have returned with the students, and city councillors are wondering what enforcement measures they can take to curb the problem.
Tepid response to Bitcoin ATM
Tepid response to Bitcoin ATM
A North Dunedin petrol station has the first crypto ATM in the city — just do not ask its owner how it works.
ODT Landers Chat: TK Howden
ODT Landers Chat: TK Howden
ODT Landers Chat brought to you by Impact Roofing and Plumbing and Temuka Transport talks to new blindside flanker TK Howden.
Gunmen kill seven bus passengers
Gunmen kill seven bus passengers
Unknown armed men killed seven passengers on a Lahore-bound bus in southwest Pakistan's Balochistan province late on Tuesday, officials said.
NZ must 'reset' relationship with Cook Islands: Peters
NZ must 'reset' relationship with Cook Islands: Peters
New Zealand Foreign Minister Winston Peters said today the country must “reset” its relationship with the Cook Islands government.
Delays in gastro departments in public hospitals
Delays in gastro departments in public hospitals
People referred to public health system gastro departments are waiting months for an appointment.
Trump implies blame on Ukraine over war
Trump implies blame on Ukraine over war
US President Donald Trump says he might meet Russian President Vladimir Putin this month and dismissed Ukraine's concern about being left out of US-Russian talks on ending war.
Peters launches second migrant attack at Menéndez March
Peters launches second migrant attack at Menéndez March
New Zealand First MPs Winston Peters and Shane Jones have once again attacked Green MP Ricardo Menéndez March for being a migrant.
Abuse survivors protest ACC eligibility change
Abuse survivors protest ACC eligibility change
A group of abuse survivors, accompanied by two horses, have marched into Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC) offices in Christchurch.
Possible Phillips sighting false alarm: police
Possible Phillips sighting false alarm: police
A reported sighting of fugitive father on-the-run Tom Phillips and his children was not the group, police say.
Flight mishaps: When can you claim compensation?
Flight mishaps: When can you claim compensation?
If you or your bags are off-loaded because the plane you are on is too full to take off, what exactly are your rights?
Meth, knives discovered in vehicle - police
Meth, knives discovered in vehicle - police
Methamphetamine and knives were discovered inside a vehicle in Dunedin after officers noticed a ‘‘strong smell of cannabis’’ wafting from within, police say.
Citizenship law under fire
Citizenship law under fire
A former minister says dozens of families with babies born since a change to citizenship rules have asked him to help keep their children in New Zealand.