Otago
Legal battle over seized South Korean boats continues
A five-year legal battle over two seized fishing boats has been batted back to the High Court for a new hearing.
Student-area CCTV would cost $1.3m, says university
The University of Otago says it will cost more than a million dollars to install 60 security cameras around North Dunedin.
Ed Sheeran announcement fills Dunedin motels
Moteliers are dampening fears Dunedin cannot handle large crowds after the announcement of Ed Sheeran's concert date filled motels within hours. Audio
Dunedin promises beds for all Ed Sheeran fans despite quick sell-out
Dunedin is insisting it will have enough beds for Ed Sheeran fans next year despite motels and hotels selling out within hours of the pop star's first concert date being announced. Audio
Deadly gas cylinder one of several corroded - TAIC
A gas cylinder that exploded on a cruise ship in Dunedin - killing a worker - had 75 percent of the metal corroded away, a report has found.
Higher floors needed for Dunedin flood risk
New homes in South Dunedin will have to be built up to a metre higher above the ground because of the area's 2015 flood.
South Dunedin houses to be built up to 1m higher because of 2015 flood
New houses in South Dunedin will have to be built up to a metre higher because of the area's 2015 flood, which damaged 1250 properties. Audio
Tree top Aussie gets the chop
Lawyer Gareth Abdinor talks about building a tree house on someone else's property. Audio
German jailed for threatening to kill girlfriend
A sobbing young Belgian woman tells a court she wonders if she's strong enough to face the future after a man she met in New Zealand almost drove her off a road.
Syrian refugees settle into new life in Dunedin
Friendly bus drivers, growing vegetables in their garden and a welcoming community have helped a Syrian refugee family settle in to their new life in Dunedin.
Oamaru spends $900k to do up courthouse for government lease
Oamaru's council is to spend $900,000 doing up the town's historic courthouse so it can be leased back to the government.
Man in hospital after police chase crash
A driver whose car crashed during a police pursuit in North Otago has been taken to hospital in a critical condition.
Dunedin residents concerned proposed hotel would block views
More than 200 people have made a submission around a proposed 17-storey modern hotel that would sit behind Dunedin's heritage buildings in the Octagon. Audio
Hotel plans prioritise visitors over residents - objectors
Residents opposed to Dunedin's first five-star hotel say it's not right their views will be blocked so tourists can have better ones.
Longevity of vegies
New research reavels tips on keeping your vegies fresh for longer. Audio
Police hunt repeat offender in Otago
Police in Otago are hunting for repeat offender Tony Ashley Gorrie, who they say is dangerous and should not be approached.
Stolen Girlfriends Club: Beyond the rock n' roll facade
Being in the fashion industry is like trying to stay in control of a car that’s about to veer off the road, according to Marc Moore the founder of Kiwi label Stolen Girlfriend's Club. Marc speaks… Audio
Dunedin gripped by housing crisis - Clare Curran
The Dunedin Labour MP says her office is inundated with desperate calls for help for shelter, after house prices rose more than 12 per cent in the last year. Audio
Queenstown gondola suffers malfunction
Passengers on Queenstown's Skyline gondola were left hanging in midair yesterday after a cabin dislodged from the conveyor system.
Dunedin down to just one neurosurgeon
Dunedin health chiefs must do more to bolster the city's fragile neurosurgery service, the Labour Party says.