The driver reversed over his mate at a truck stop in October 2019.

Witnesses have described the moments a man went on a rampage at the Dunedin City Council.

Police solve the mystery of the self-driving car after a quick chat with the occupants.

Today the team began injecting the first of two doses to frontline health workers.

The group attempted to rob a Dunedin car yard.

No charges had been laid yet but a person of interest has been identified.

The female punched the man in the head to get him out of the house.

The median rate of scanning was just 10 per cent.

47-year-old Dwayne Keats, a rapist on parole, was employed by the Salvation Army in 2017.

Three police officers were seen holding a man on the ground outside of Glassons.

SDHB chief executive said the hospital was doing its best to deal with heavy demand.

The nurse had concerns about a diabetic person living in Dunedin.

Police were alerted to the single-car crash in south Dunedin at 6.52am.

Cory Miles, 29, was initially charged with a rare count of setting a man trap.

She purchased vouchers for game website Steam and then sent the scammer the barcodes.

The cost of water testing since February 2 has cost $200k alone.

A remorseless rapist on parole was given a volunteer role at The Salvation Army.

Ricky Bailey, 35, was sentenced to two years four months' imprisonment.

Four attempts to nick goods on one night included a man putting a pie down his pants.

Police were kept busy overnight as thousands of partiers celebrated the occasion.

Dave Cull was diagnosed with a tumour on his pancreas in October.

All-day binge drinking and broken glass create a major headache for Dunedin police.

It was not the first time a car had accidentally ended up in Lisa Lindon's yard.

The man found the woman at Women's Refuge accommodation and hit her in the face and body.

Emergency services were called to the scene, on the Kilmog, at 10.15am.

Muffled voices in the unit next door on the night before Azalia Wilson was found dead.

A man tried to enter a home for what he thought was a Tinder date.

A Dunedin teen was not loving it when a quick-thinking cop foiled his escape plan.

Nathan Boulter has pleaded guilty to threatening to kill and breaching a protection order.