Fatal police pursuit: Victim had applied to join the force
A man who died during a pursuit was working towards becoming a police officer.
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Injured man unable to return to work since fireworks accident.
Dunedin man 'raped girl while wife's giving birth in hospital', court hears
Dunedin man facing 23 sex charges against six girls over a 20-year period.
Cat-sitting US girl sends savings to NZ cancer research
Dunedin research group inspired by US girl who sent $30.20 in cat-sitting money.
Fresh search planned for missing woman Denise Potter
She has not been seen since she went missing more than two years ago daughter's home.
Drunk driver left trail of destruction in Dunedin
After losing control of car he continued driving on wrong side of road, crashing into pole
Gun parts found, drugs charges laid
Police search nets drugs, drug-related equipment and gun parts
Man with 'GANGSTA' tattoo drunkenly accosted couple
Man jailed after pair grab a shoe box, believing it contained beer.
Another Ronald McDonald house under threat
Public health group wants the Southern DHB to block Ronald McDonald House in Dunedin.
'I want to kill you': Student threatens victim, stabs cat
Dunedin student deported after grabbing 10cm knife and stabbing cat in the head.
Giving vulnerable Kiwi babies a better start
Dunedin couple say the Neonatal Trust helped them when their daughter was in Nicu.
Local Focus: Cycling to stop suicide
A Kiwi couple pedal to raise mental health awareness. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Teen staffer racially abused for refusing to sell alcohol
The teen staffer was racially abused for refusing to sell the men alcohol without ID.
Crime spree costs victims over $100,000
Judge says victims will not see a cent after costly 10-month South Island crime spree.
A missed call, a brutal murder - and a haunted daughter
The day before Stephen Findlay beat his neighbour to death, he tried to call his daughter.
Questions over Mondelez motives
Union and Labour MP question Mondelez's motives after no NZ supplier for Cadbury found.
A missed call, a brutal murder - and a haunted daughter
The day before Stephen Findlay beat his neighbour to death, he tried to call his daughter.
Bar/fly: Speight's Brewery
The evolution of Dunedin's Speight's Brewery continues with a redesigned tour.
Life term for brutal murder
Stephen Findlay beat his neighbour to death with a blunt object.
Cadbury move to Australia leaves bad taste
Councillor behind fundraising effort says Modelez's Cadbury bid was more PR than sale.
Scholarship student: 'Arrest a blessing in disguise'
Student on $10k scholarship says he "stockpiled'' cannabis as he was "in a dark place''.
Cadbury production moving to Australia
No supplier could be found for the iconic Kiwi products, Mondelez says.
Two incidents: Dunedin men exposing themselves
Student followed home by a man who was "touching himself" during the 4km walk.
Police release image of missing man's slippers
Search continues for missing man as DHB launches investigation.
Room check: The Dunedin Distinction Hotel
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Dunedin hospital patient still missing
Dunedin police seek public help in their search for a man missing since Thursday.
Review after disappearance of hospital patient
Gordon McLean has been missing since Thursday when he left a Dunedin Hospital.
Serious injuries after crash near Dunedin
One person has been seriously injured after a crash near Dunedin.
Violent gang initiation ritual behind bars revealed
Man wanted to become Black Power member. But first he had to prove himself.
Water-based search begins for Gordon McLean
An extensive search has failed to locate Gordon McLean
Search for 'frail' missing man continues
Police are concerned the 63-year-old may have fallen after leaving the hospital.
Mysterious stranger plays game of cones
Person who places road cones in strange positions atop Dunedin buildings has struck again.