Dunedin
Introducing: Soaked Oats
Dunedin band Soaked Oats introduce their song 'Avocado Aficionado' Audio
Eye patients forced to sit on floor at overcrowded clinic
Patients waiting at Dunedin Hospital's crowded eye clinic regularly have sit on the floor, despite the hospital saying it only happened once, says the union for hospital workers.
Contractor wins case defending harvesting work
A court has found a contractor who two dairy farming brothers were trying to sue for $300,000 worth of damages to their silage crop was not at fault.
Politicians warned they risk spreading ignorance on immigration
Politicians are risking creating "ignorance and misrepresentations" about immigrants, the Federation of Multicultural Councils says.
Midwinter Lanterns in Dunedin
Lantern makers in Dunedin have taken the art-form to a whole new level. It's the tenth year of the city's popular Midwinter Carnival, where themed lanterns are several metres long. Lynn Freeman talks… Audio
Spain's favourite Kiwi artist
10 years ago Kiwi artist Angus Collis left home to try his luck as a full time artist in Spain. The Otago Polytechnic graduate's work is on show at a Barcelona gallery and he's had exhibitions in… Audio
From frilly underwear to jewellery
Vintage women's underwear adorn the walls of the new Charles Brasch Studio in Dunedin, courtesy of the first artist to be invited there on a residency. The Caselberg Trust spent years raising the… Audio
Art brings Dunedin more sunlight in the middle of winter
A Dunedin artist and digital media designer brings a few more hours of sunlight to Dunedin with the help of digital technology, NASA and the Radebeul Observatory in Dresden, Germany. An image of the… Audio
Brighter Future? A tale of two cities
Same salaries, different lifestyles. The experiences of two teachers and two apprentices show how far the cost of living in Auckland has diverged from the rest of the country.
Dunedin gearing up for southern Lions clash
Dunedin businesses are gearing up to cater for thousands of Lions fans ahead of their game against the Highlanders tonight. Audio
$1.7m pledged to keep Cadbury classics local
Hundreds of people have pledged to invest more than $1.7 million to ensure the manufacture of Jaffas, Pineapple Lumps and Buzz Bars stays in Dunedin.
Dunedin public called on to invest in Cadbury proposal
Less than a year before Cadbury is due to close its Dunedin factory and the race is on to save it, and up to 360 jobs. A Dunedin City Councillor is launching a last-minute bid to keep the factory open… Audio
'Dangerous' man located at hospital
A man who the police believed had escaped from a Dunedin hospital has been found - at the hospital.
Dunedin schools given all-clear for lead levels
There is no need to do further testing at five primary schools where raised lead levels were found in soil, Southern DHB says.
School at centre of abuse claims to stay under outside management
A Dunedin school investigated by police over abuse claims last year will remain under outside management.
ACC wants to shut down two call centres
Up to 87 people could lose their jobs at ACC if they are unwilling to switch roles or move to Dunedin or Hamilton.
Ed Sheeran books second gig in Dunedin
English pop singer Ed Sheeran will play a second show in Dunedin after runaway demand for the first.
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
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.