Architect to evaluate former Sims building
Asbestos roof removed in 2017 as part of work to make the Port Chalmers building safe.
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A posthumous award, an artist and politicians are among those recognised.
Councillor walks out of meeting over lying accusation
The council was discussing a series of transport projects when the incident happened.
Mayors slam Judith Collins for 'fear-mongering'
Aaron Hawkins says National leader's comments are a 'desperate dog whistle strategy'.
Former Dunedin Mayor Dave Cull's funeral at town hall
The hall has capacity for 2200 people, seated.
Quality of life ... which is NZ's sweetest spot?
Auckland, Tauranga, Hamilton, Porirua, Wellington, Hutt, Christchurch and Dunedin polled.
Neighbours speak out: All Black's house parties 'out of hand'
Neighbours of Josh Ioane's Dunedin party house say the revelry has been getting worse.
Rampage at Dunedin council: Death threats alleged against judge, lawyer
When declined bail, the man erupted, making a derogatory comment about the judge.
Editorial: Lead-contaminated water a national concern
EDITORIAL: A key lesson from Havelock North five years ago seems to have been missed.
Otago lead contamination: Council offers free fruit and veg
A no-drink water notice for Waikouaiti and Karitane remains in place.
Lead contamination: Dunedin council to front at public meeting
Mayor Aaron Hawkins backtracks in the face of rising concern over health implications.
Parents' anxious wait: 'No level of lead is safe for a baby'
Elevated levels of lead discovered in Eastern Otago water supply.
The surprising history behind Dunedin's loos
Underground toilets once seemed like a good idea - why do we no longer build them?
The tragic death of Sophia Crestani: Family reflects a year after uni party horror
The family of Sophia Crestani are still heartbroken a year after her tragic death.
Covid 19: Queenstown quarantine mooted
'We may look to a range of other regions to help accommodate future arrivals.'
Kmart eyeing up site Warehouse plans to vacate
Sources says The Warehouse is unlikely to want a competitor to take over the property.
'Plan D': Dunedin hopes its 'pretty good' ad campaign will draw tourists
"Intriguing" and "high impact" marketing? You be the judge.
Covid-19: Phil Goff still pushing 3.5 per cent rates rise
Goff said the virus had created the worst recession since the 1930s.
Covid-19: What will happen to Auckland rates?
Several councils around the country are freezing rates or offering relief to ratepayers.
Waihola sex offender released on parole
A sex offender who abused two boy has been released on parole with 14 months remaining.
City zones thousands of properties as 'culturally significant' to Māori
Council says move is 'relatively benign' as long as there's no threat to cultural values.
Fire threatens Dunedin water supply
Main water catchment contaminated after blaze by ash and fire suppressing chemicals.
Bus crashes into 'parklet' that used to be a bus stop
And what on Earth is a parklet anyway?
'Black market' in Dunedin rubbish bags
Local police called it a "black market" for the pre-paid Dunedin City Council bags.
Severely emaciated dog rescued by SPCA
Ludo was rushed to the SPCA after he was found wandering the streets, starving.
11 complaints: Councillor claims smear campaign
Councillor at centre of allegations says he makes "no apology'' for his actions.
Council boss powerless to turn down whopping $57,000 pay rise
Mayor insists council boss is worth new salary of $444,000.
Order to stop conservation efforts frustrates crib owner
Efforts to shore up dunes near bach draws fire.
Dunedin loses steepest street title - why are some residents delighted?
Baldwin St residents sing 'Hallelujah!' after Dunedin loses out to Welsh village.
Dunedin students call for cheaper alcohol
They want the Dunedin City Council to help them lobby the Government to make it happen.
Finding the sweet spot
Dunedin's catch phrase 'a great small city' is highly accurate.
Lime e-scooters back on Dunedin's streets
Lime will be under Dunedin City Council's microscope.
Ban lifted: Lime scooters back on Auckland's streets
Auckland Council made its ruling after suspending Lime's license last week.
Lime scooters' Auckland fate decided today
Auckland Council will announce if Lime scooters will return to Auckland streets today.