Fire engulfs building in South Dunedin
Dunedin firefighters contain large blaze that broke out in commercial building.
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Fire engulfs large building in South Dunedin
A fire has engulfed a large building on King Edward in Dunedin tonight.
Two dead after car crash, vehicle catches fire
Two others were injured in the crash, including a truck driver.
Clare Curran reveals impact of 'dirty politics' campaign
A National MP posed for a photo with a toilet seat emblazoned with her face.
Double up: Hospital logo confused with Sexwise - and same agency designed both
'Reality is compromise will be needed as they are too similar for both to continue.'
Discharged without conviction: Judge clears Pie Face pair
Selling pies to Kiwis — what could possibly go wrong?
Burglar jailed for 'sinister' offending
Lorin Winter collected $120,000 worth of stolen items during 'sinister' break-ins.
Man in Batman costume who raped woman in her home is jailed
Man said he suffered a 'blackout' before raping woman twice. Judge rejected the idea.
Gang member who committed callous assault an 'undue risk to community'
John-Boy Rakete hit man to the ground, poured a drink on him. Victim died a year later.
Choosing childcare: From daycare to kindergarten - what are the options?
A guide to a bewildering menu of childcare options.
Dunedin currently safer from tides than first thought
Scientists watching groundwater in flood-prone Dunedin share some surprise positives.
Up to 110 jobs to go at printing company
Sales at the company dropped to about 50 per cent since the pandemic hit.
Paedophile posed as priest for online abuse
Paedophile admits to 'graphic' role playing as a priest abusing children online.
Covid 19: Queenstown quarantine mooted
'We may look to a range of other regions to help accommodate future arrivals.'
Engaged couple to hold memorial service not wedding
Jemma Barltrop will host a much different occasion than originally planned.
DOC scientists get in a flap over World Albatross Day
It's about time then that the wandering albatross got its own day.
Sailors may have entered NZ without Covid test - report
Reports of untested sailors entering Port Chalmers worry epidemiologist Sir David Skegg.
The Cook no more: Dunedin music venue changes name
Name changed amid global outcry over systemic racism.
Niece's indecent assault claims 'borne out of obsession,' lawyer claims
Lawyer accuses alleged victim of living in a 'fantasy'.
'I just want my life back': Victim of king-hit can 'never forgive' attacker
A Dunedin man suffered serious brain trauma after being king-hit in town.
Mosque terrorist 'should never been granted gun licence'
Sorrces say he was unable to supply proper referees.
The Cook: Venue operator 'very happy' to change name
Music venue The Cook could have a new name within a week.
No new cases - now 24 days without Covid-19
The total number of confirmed cases in the country remained at 1154 as of 1pm yesterday.
'Rat-faced' in Dunedin - Cops kept busy by drunken behaviour
Alcohol-fuelled violence ramped up and led to a string of arrests.
First weekend at level 1 draws crowds to rugby - and emergency rooms
EDs across the country also felt the impact of the return to normality.
Symbol of 'oppression and suffering': Famous Captain Cook Hotel to be renamed
A post on the venue's Facebook page read that Captain Cook was a symbol of oppression.
Dunedin protesters target two statues of historic figures
Two statues in central Dunedin have been targeted by protesters.
Dylan Cleaver: The grim stain on rugby's successful return
New emphasis on breakdown meant rugby's return was painstaking ... until the end.
Ouch! Three arrested after streakers flattened
Three men have been charged with offensive behaviour.
Coldest June morning in five years: Otago town shivers at -12.3C
Middlemarch has registered New Zealand's coldest June temperature since 2015.
PM, Robertson's rugby rivalry
It was time for some banter between the PM and her minister after a serious few months.
Officer on domestic violence and firearm charges faces trial
His identity remains under wraps until August court date in front of a judge.
The fake builder: Man in court after working on 34 properties
Ian Stead created 'records of work' using names of builders who worked on his house.
Kmart eyeing up site Warehouse plans to vacate
Sources says The Warehouse is unlikely to want a competitor to take over the property.