Dame Tariana Turia laid to rest
The founder of Te Pāti Māori, Dame Tariana Turia, is being laid to rest at her marae at Whangaehu.
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More unsettled summer weather on way
More unsettled summer weather on way
Meterologists say the unseasonable cold snap that has derailed summer for many parts of the country is set to linger on for at least another week.
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Research set to resume at Foulden Maar
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Research set to resume at Foulden Maar
Research is set to resume at an internationally significant Otago fossil site, once controversially scheduled to be mined for a dog food supplement, then bought by the DCC to be preserved for environmental and scientific purposes.
'Strong' leads in search for man who tried to lure girl
'Strong' leads in search for man who tried to lure girl
Police are continuing to investigate an incident in which a man allegedly tried to abduct a young girl by luring her into a vehicle in Christchurch.
Crash at city intersection
Crash at city intersection
There was significant damage to at least one vehicle but no reports of injury after a two-car crash in central Dunedin this morning.
Canadian PM Justin Trudeau to step down
Canadian PM Justin Trudeau to step down
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced he will step down as leader of the ruling Liberals after nine years in office.
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Boat capsizes during fishing trip for tangi
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Boat capsizes during fishing trip for tangi
A fishing trip for kai moana off the coast of Dunedin took a dangerous turn when a boat flooded and flipped after its motor died.
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International tourists filling rooms
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International tourists filling rooms
International visitors are back and their numbers have buoyed Dunedin’s tourism sector during a less than sunny start to summer, operators say.
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Dunedinite rapt with Australian recognition of ascent
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Dunedinite rapt with Australian recognition of ascent
Some people have their faces plastered publicly all over television, social media, advertising billboards and, occasionally, milk cartons.
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‘Police have done literally nothing’
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‘Police have done literally nothing’
A Dunedin woman says she is being taunted and threatened by a teenager who stole a treasured ute from her family.
Call to address mental healthcare barriers
Call to address mental healthcare barriers
Ongoing barriers to mental healthcare for Pacific peoples need to be addressed after new research found they experience disproportionately higher rates of psychological distress than non-Māori and...
Jackson calls for apology to Dame Tariana Turia's whānau
Jackson calls for apology to Dame Tariana Turia's whānau
Politicians past and present have paid their respects to Dame Tariana Turia - with Labour MP Willie Jackson saying the party should consider a formal apology over her treatment during the Foreshore and Seabed controversy.
Canadian PM Trudeau likely to step down - source
Canadian PM Trudeau likely to step down - source
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is increasingly likely to announce he intends to step down, though he has not made a final decision, a source familiar with Trudeau's thinking says.
Man shot, robbed in online sale gone wrong
Man shot, robbed in online sale gone wrong
The man is believed to have been shot as a result of an online marketplace sale gone wrong.
Rain brings relief but heatwave warnings remain
Rain brings relief but heatwave warnings remain
A cool change and rain have brought welcome relief for emergency crews fighting a bushfire in Australia that has been burning for weeks.
Bush robin sightings to be recorded
Bush robin sightings to be recorded
Visitors to Abel Tasman National Park are being asked to report sightings of the toutouwai, or bush robin.
Sister frustrated homicide probe 'not actively staffed' by police
Sister frustrated homicide probe 'not actively staffed' by police
The last time Melissa Adams Mills heard from her brother, in mid 2022, he told her his tyres had been slashed.
Church faces uncharted waters as Welby's tenure ends
Church faces uncharted waters as Welby's tenure ends
Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby is set to end his duties after quitting amid an abuse cover-up scandal, but his interim successor is facing scrutiny in a similar case.
Occupants safe after boat capsizes
Occupants safe after boat capsizes
Occupants of a boat that capsized off Dunedin's Tomahawk Beach have made it back to shore safely.
Man accused of airline crew member sex assault in court
Man accused of airline crew member sex assault in court
A man charged over the rape and sexual assault of a female airline crew member in Fiji is set to make a court appearance.