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Yacht with storied history docks at port
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Yacht with storied history docks at port
A piece of maritime history will be docked in Port Chalmers for the next two weeks.
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DCC mum on financial reporting investigation
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DCC mum on financial reporting investigation
The Dunedin City Council has declined to talk about when an investigation delving into some of its financial reporting might be finished.
Teen caught with weapon
Teen caught with weapon
A teenager with a set of knuckle dusters in his bag received a warning from police after he was caught taking them into the Dunedin Courthouse.
Two claim to own car
Two claim to own car
A disagreement over the rightful ownership of a Subaru allegedly sold to two Dunedin people boiled over when a man attacked the car with a hammer and screwdriver.
Full-dome film getting global recognition
Full-dome film getting global recognition
A thrilling fusion of art, animation and technology by two Dunedin film-makers has captured the imagination of audiences worldwide.
Victim probably caused fatal fire: coroner
Victim probably caused fatal fire: coroner
A South Dunedin boarding house fire which killed Christopher Paul Bonisch in 2022, appears to have been started by the 51-year-old himself.
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Inauguration ‘epic’ adventure for Dunedinite
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Inauguration ‘epic’ adventure for Dunedinite
United States President Donald Trump signed a blizzard of divisive presidential orders as he was sworn in for a historic second term yesterday.
Professor’s death leaves ‘huge hole’ in department
Professor’s death leaves ‘huge hole’ in department
The death of an active and popular member of University of Otago’s psychology department has left the team there with a "huge hole" in it, fellow staff say.
Arrest made after bail breached: police
Arrest made after bail breached: police
A Mosgiel mother driving with her two young children in the car, was arrested at a traffic stop after breaching her bail conditions by allegedly driving drunk.
Bickering on the beach
Bickering on the beach
Tensions flared recently as a New Zealand fur seal and a sea lion brawled over a prime stretch of beach at Harington Point, on the Otago Peninsula.
US to leave WHO, withdraw from climate deal
US to leave WHO, withdraw from climate deal
The United States will leave the World Health Organization, President Donald Trump said today.
Dozens die in Turkey ski resort fire
Dozens die in Turkey ski resort fire
A fire at a ski resort hotel in Turkey's Bolu mountains killed 76 people and injured dozens, forcing panicked guests to jump out of windows in the middle of the night.
NZME staff fear job losses ahead of meeting
NZME staff fear job losses ahead of meeting
Staff at the New Zealand Herald and Newstalk ZB have been called to a meeting tomorrow morning to discuss editorial changes.
Trump begins immigration crackdown
Trump begins immigration crackdown
United States President Donald Trump has begun his sweeping immigration crackdown.
Teen caught taking knuckledusters into court
Teen caught taking knuckledusters into court
A teenager with a set of knuckledusters lying at the bottom of his bag received a warning from police after he was caught taking them into court.
Breath test 3.5 times over legal limit as mother breaches bail
Breath test 3.5 times over legal limit as mother breaches bail
A Mosgiel mother with her two young children in the car was arrested at a traffic stop, after breaching her bail conditions by driving, allegedly while drunk.
Doctor at fault after woman died days after Covid vaccine
Doctor at fault after woman died days after Covid vaccine
A woman with a rare genetic disorder found unresponsive in her bed by her mother died four days after she was vaccinated against Covid-19.
Podmore inquest to resume in April
Podmore inquest to resume in April
The inquest into the death of Olympic cyclist Olivia Podmore will resume in April following an abrupt halt to proceedings late last year.
PM congratulates Trump, eyes deeper ties with US
PM congratulates Trump, eyes deeper ties with US
The prime minister has congratulated the new president of the United States, Donald Trump.
Trump pardons nearly all charged over Jan. 6 Capitol riot
Trump pardons nearly all charged over Jan. 6 Capitol riot
President Donald Trump has pardoned nearly everyone criminally charged with participating in the Jan. 6 attack on the US Capitol, in a show of solidarity with supporters who stormed the seat of American power in his name.