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Milo thief smashes ATM, steals forklift in car park chaos

The man used the forklift to lift up another vehicle outside The Warehouse in Dunedin.

St Patrick's Day cemetery party upsets neighbour

Hundreds of students, many first-year at the Otago University, gather to get 'trolleyed'.

Trainer seriously hurt by horse kick to the head

Wingatui thoroughbred trainer Graeme Mee will have to learn to walk again.

Highlanders boss reveals massive Covid-19 financial cost

Roger Clark outlines how dire the financial situation has become at the franchise.

'Indefensible': Top sportsman involved in 'cowardly' pack attack on man

Cries of help did not stop the "cowardly" pack attack of six against one.

Dunedin's Kavanagh College to be renamed after sexual abuse investigation

The school will become Trinity Catholic College from January 1, 2023.

Student found unconscious, blood coming from ears at St Patrick's Day party

A 19-year-old man fell from a second storey roof at a Dunedin flat.

Heroic Kiwis in Bulgaria shelter fleeing Ukrainians

Housing Ukrainian refugees was a no-brainer for Kiwi Jared Mitchell, his wife and brother

Police break up out of control party of more than 100 people in Christchurch

Police were called to the party on Rattray St after reports of a rubbish fire at 10.20pm.

Drunk Dunedin man with dead possum unwelcome

Dunedin police were busy at weekend including dealing with a drunk man swinging a possum.

Positive test Covid-denier 'lost the plot'

A Dunedin Hospital incident has highlighted the pressures medical staff are under.

Soft plastic recycling back thanks to collaboration

Soft plastic recycling has returned to Dunedin following a three-year hiatus

'Caught between his two parents': Judge orders 11-year-old to get vaccinated against Covid

His parents warred over whether their son should get the jab, so the judge chose for them.

Mosque attacks: Covid strikes on eve of anniversary

Mosque closed and Friday prayer cancelled as precaution.

Woman hit with bottle still has glass shards in face, court told

Alice Raffills has pleaded guilty to disfiguring with intent to injure.

University's failures, racism laid bare in brutal review

New vice-chancellor is demanding "transformational change" after a scathing review.

Fishing boat that sank was investigated for dumping in popular bay

Aurora 7459 went down about one nautical mile off the coast.

Dunedin set to get new neurosurgeon

For several years, Dunedin has had only one surgeon.