Councils worried by water Bill
Councils worried by water Bill
Privatising water services will become easier if the government presses ahead with special legislation, a city councillor has warned.
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Otago woman on wait for cyclone: ‘it’s so eerie’
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Otago woman on wait for cyclone: ‘it’s so eerie’
An Otago woman in Brisbane says the city is bracing for the worst as Cyclone Alfred looms off Australia’s coast.
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Luxon says Otago principal 'out of touch' over lunches
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Luxon says Otago principal 'out of touch' over lunches
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has returned fire in the school lunch debate, calling an Otago high school principal’s criticism of his Marmite sandwich comments "absolutely out of touch".
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'Intimidating': DCC candidate left shocked
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'Intimidating': DCC candidate left shocked
The Dunedin City Council chief executive’s conduct is being questioned by an election candidate who feels insulted and undermined by her.
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Leith Lasses helping to get women into running
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Leith Lasses helping to get women into running
Growing up, running was a cornerstone of Lydia Pattillo’s life, and that passion led her to encourage others on their own journey.
Student suffers burns from school lunch
Student suffers burns from school lunch
Multiple agencies are investigating after a student in a Gisborne school was burned by a school lunch provided under the government's revamped cut price school lunch programme.
ODT Odds On: In the money
ODT Odds On: In the money
ODT Odds On is feeling the love after a pretty good weekend on the punt last week.
Revealed: How many hours Kiwis wait on hold
Revealed: How many hours Kiwis wait on hold
A new customer service report has found New Zealanders collectively spent 24 million hours on hold last year.
8 hurt after jet accidentally drops bombs
8 hurt after jet accidentally drops bombs
Eight people have been injured in South Korea after bombs dropped by an Air Force jet landed in a civilian district, damaging houses and a church during military exercises.
Court quashes convictions of Tiananmen group
Court quashes convictions of Tiananmen group
Hong Kong's top court has unanimously overturned convictions of three former members of a pro-democracy group that organised a candlelight vigil to mark China's 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown.
Middleditch artworks: Health NZ apologises to woman
Middleditch artworks: Health NZ apologises to woman
Health NZ has apologised to the woman who says she was sexually abused by Dunedin artist John Middleditch, after ignoring her 2012 complaint about the late artist's sculpture the city's hospital.
Pope resumes some work, but not out of danger
Pope resumes some work, but not out of danger
Pope Francis, who has been struggling to overcome double pneumonia for almost three weeks, remains in a stable condition with no new breathing issues.
'Untenable': Goff sacked as diplomat over Trump comments
'Untenable': Goff sacked as diplomat over Trump comments
Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters says the sacking of Phil Goff as UK High Commissioner is one of the most difficult things he's had to do.
Bus hub victim 'running away' when stabbed, court told
Bus hub victim 'running away' when stabbed, court told
A prosecutor has suggested a teenage murder-accused chased his victim 12m across a busy Dunedin street doing “his best” to stab him.
Otago Peninsula focus in search for missing woman
Otago Peninsula focus in search for missing woman
Dunedin police searching for a woman missing for almost a week believe she may have travelled to Otago Peninsula.
Inland Revenue to keep calling despite scam fears
Inland Revenue to keep calling despite scam fears
Inland Revenue says it will continue to call people about updating and improving security in their myIR accounts, even though some customers have said the calls feel like a scam.
Angry ASB customer gets more than he banked on
Angry ASB customer gets more than he banked on
Talking about robbing a bank while inside a bank is a surefire way to end up in court, Dunedin police say.
Child hit by car in Brockville
Child hit by car in Brockville
A 10-year-old child was taken to hospital after being hit by a car in Brockville.
Govt's bowel cancer move under fire
'Institutionalised racism': Govt's bowel cancer move under fire
The government has announced plans to lower the age for free bowel cancer screening for all Kiwis, but the move has been slammed by some as "institutionalised racism".
France raises prospect of extending nuclear protection
France raises prospect of extending nuclear protection
France is open to discussing an extension of its nuclear umbrella to its European partners, President Emmanuel Macron says.
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