Ian Telfer

A third senior Dunedin City Council manager has resigned over the growing Citifleet scandal. Audio

Ashburton is still coming to terms this morning with the killing of two workers at their local work and income office and the serious injury of another. Audio

A new internet-based payroll system is turning heads with its free service and pioneering social business model. Audio

A development from police in Asburton - Ian telfer has the latest. Audio

Our reporter Ian Telfer is in Asburton has just been at a police news conference . Audio

People living opposite Dunedin's Wingatui racecourse say its subdivision will wreck their views with a row of beige McMansions. Audio

A senior manager at Dunedin City Council has quit over the Citifleet fraud investigation. Audio

The family of a South Otago forestry worker say his death should not be counted as a forest industry accident. Audio

The police have joined the hunt for 152 missing cars, vans and scooters, with the Dunedin City Council concluding it's been fleeced out of one-and-a-half million dollars or more. Audio

Dunedin leaders are cautiously welcoming Labour's election package for their city which includes spending of at least a quarter of a billion dollars. Audio

Recreational users of the Waitaki River say a deal to drop its minimum flow would do lasting damage to the river's life. Audio

Dunedin's name as a gothic, education city will get a whole new edge this weekend when it becomes the stage for the world's first zombie science festival. Audio

Shareholders at a Special Meeting of Motor Trade Finances have strongly rejected a push for the company to settle a two-year court battle over lending fees. Audio

Southern drivers are being warned of a freeze tonight which could make the roads dangerously icy following a day of snow. Audio

Snow and sleet is falling in Southland, Otago, Fiordland and parts of Canterbury as a winter storm sweeps up the South Island. Audio

A portable courtroom shifted from post-quake Christchurch and opened in Oamaru today is being criticised as a blight on the town. Audio

Port of Tauranga and Port Otago have emerged as the leading contenders for the next generation of larger cargo ships after a major deal bringing Timaru back into the picture. Audio

A North Otago irrigation scheme is in line to double in size and the local mayor says it will do more than anything else to create jobs and wealth. Audio

Grey Power has thousands of new members and its all because of a cheap electricity deal it offers. Audio

More details have emerged of the death of a man in central Dunedin bar in April, now that his killer has pleaded guilty to manslaughter. Audio