Dunedin

Dunedin City Council's civil defence manager Neil Brown is with us, Audio

Public health officials will visit flooded streets in South Dunedin today to check for water contamination after the city was swamped yesterday by two month's rain in a day. Audio

Dunedin was swamped by about two month's worth of rain in a day, yesterday. Audio

One Dunedin local Neil Ivory has water lapping at his front door and he's blaming the council. Audio

Dunedin is swamped tonight. More than 105 milimetres of rain have fallen already today and the bad weather isn't expected to ease until later tonight. Audio

Acting Civil Defence controller is Neil Brown on latest conditions in Dunedin and surrounding area. Audio

RNZ reporter Ian Telfer reports from outside the flooded resthome. Audio

Almost a hundred people are being evacuated from a Dunedin resthome amid torrential rain that swamped the city and an army unimog has been used to ferry children home from school. Audio

Local resident gives eye witness account of conditions along Portobello Road. Audio

A proposal to keep Dunedin in the dark. All for the good cause of star gazing. Dr Ian Griffin talks about the beauty of a sky without light pollution. Audio

Skye and Justin Strange of Dunedin duo Strange Harvest on creativity, the Dunedin gothic and the evolution of their sound. Audio

After discarding two albums, Dunedin's Kane Strang presents his 'official' debut Blue Cheese, a collection of heavy hearted psychedelic pop songs. Kane takes us through his song writing process, and… Audio

Dunedin trio Death and the Maiden join us to talk about their dark synth debut, Death and the Maiden. Audio

Dunedin student keg party sees the streets erupt into mayhem and an ambulance trashed. Audio

The University of Otago says if the man who smashed an ambulance windscreen at a Dunedin street party turns out to be a student, he will face disciplinary action and could be expelled from the… Audio

Dunedin is the only place in New Zealand you'll be able to see contemporary art from the UK selected from the British Council's extensive collection. Past Turner Prize winners like Tracy Emin, she of… Audio

Wellington's MarineVille have just released their fourth album Penguin Ate My Chips. Yadana Saw catches up with guitarist/vocalist Mark Williams to talk about the band's 16 year career. Video, Audio

Is adapting those sparse, dark and brooding Dunedin Sound songs from the 1980s into operatic versions genius or sacrilege? Arranger and member of The Verlaines Graeme Downes reckons it's the former… Audio

Water leaks in the operating suite at Dunedin Hospital during heavy rain meant intense debate at Parliament today. Audio