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Polytech course cuts tip of iceberg: staff
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Polytech course cuts tip of iceberg: staff
The Otago Polytechnic has signalled it wishes to discontinue a trio of smaller courses, but staff say these cuts are the tip of the iceberg.
Minister marks resumption of site works
Minister marks resumption of site works
The government has been accused of reheating old announcements as the health minister was on site yesterday at the new Dunedin hospital.
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Up-skirting sex criminal allowed to keep studying at Otago Uni
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Up-skirting sex criminal allowed to keep studying at Otago Uni
A Dunedin man convicted of up-skirting and holding a stash of child pornography was allowed to continue studying at the University of Otago despite his crimes.
Library closed as work proceeds for new centre’s opening
Library closed as work proceeds for new centre’s opening
The pop-up library in South Dunedin has been closed to make way for the new library and community complex’s opening in late September.
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Standards at Gloriavale School improving, ERO says
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Standards at Gloriavale School improving, ERO says
Things are slowly improving at Gloriavale School, the Education Review Office (ERO) says in its latest report on the West Coast commune.
Game on
Game on
Logan Park High School year 12 student Emerson Davies, 16, holds a laptop at the 2025 Otago Polytechnic Game Jam yesterday.
Help asked for to cut stadium debt
Help asked for to cut stadium debt
Dunedin's stadium will need more help to reduce debt before the end of its operational life, the Dunedin City Council has been told.
Scotsman ‘just fell in love with the place’
Scotsman ‘just fell in love with the place’
It has been a long journey for Iain Ferguson to receive his New Zealand citizenship in Dunedin.
Liverpool forward and brother killed in car crash
Liverpool forward Jota and brother killed in car crash in Spain
Liverpool's Portuguese forward Diogo Jota has died with his brother in a fiery car crash near Zamora in northwestern Spain.
Flood-stricken Motueka residents get warm after power restored
Flood-stricken Motueka residents get warm after power restored
A Motueka man says it's a relief he and his neighbours have had electricity restored, five days after debris in the flooded Motueka River cut the power to their homes.
Cost-of-living pressures top of mind for govt: Luxon
Cost-of-living pressures top of mind for govt: Luxon
The government has ticked off most of its action plan for the last quarter, as it turns to the next with a continued focus on the cost of living.
Woman with $70k student loan debt too afraid to return
Woman with $70k student loan debt too afraid to return
NZers who moved overseas without paying their student loans are living with skyrocketing debt because of compounding penalties and interest.
Minister briefed on death of baby found in bin
Minister briefed on death of baby found in bin
The Minister for Mental Health has been briefed on the death of a baby found in a wheelie bin in Auckland.
Slip severs cable, disrupts comms for hundreds in Golden Bay
Slip severs cable, disrupts comms for hundreds in Golden Bay
A severed fibreoptic cable is behind a mobile phone and internet outage across large parts of Golden Bay, in Tasman.
Baby suffers multiple fractures in Hutt Valley
Baby suffers multiple fractures in Hutt Valley
Police are appealing for information relating to a three-month-old Hutt Valley baby who suffered multiple fractures to her body.
Dunedin hospital construction timeline revealed
Dunedin hospital construction timeline revealed
A six-month job capping piles and pouring concrete will kick off the resumption of work this month on the new Dunedin Hospital inpatient building.
US strikes put Iran nuclear program back 'closer to two years'
US strikes put Iran nuclear program back 'closer to two years'
The Pentagon said U.S. strikes 10 days ago had degraded Iran's nuclear program by up to two years, suggesting the U.S. military operation likely achieved its goals despite a far more cautious...
Four dead, dozens missing after boat sinks off Bali
Four dead, dozens missing after boat sinks off Bali
Four people died, 30 were missing and 31 survived after a ferry carrying 65 people sank near the Indonesian island of Bali.
WHO push to increase sugary drinks, alcohol, tobacco prices
WHO push to increase sugary drinks, alcohol, tobacco prices
The World Health Organization is pushing countries to raise the prices of sugary drinks, alcohol and tobacco by 50% over the next 10 years through taxation.
Wildfire rages on popular Greek island
Wildfire rages on popular Greek island
Greek firefighters battled a blaze that raged on the popular vacation destination of Crete today.