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Pupils confronted a predator teacher - they say he then took his own life
Teacher who sexually abused pupils took his own life when finally confronted, victims say.
The $14,000 question: When is a boat a house?
More than $12,000 spent on consultants in boat dispute.
Doctor accused of murdering Amber-Rose loses bail appeal
Doctor accused of teen's murder will remain in custody.
Student who photographed drunk woman naked escapes conviction
Victim suffered a ''serious emotional crisis'' over the incident, court told.
Lambs shot at Mosgiel house
Three lambs were killed and a ewe shot in the head with what may have been a .22 rifle.
'Unbelievably appalling': Dunedin student jailed over bestiality images
Man who shared bestiality images, wrote about desire to rape babies jailed for 3 years.
Bella's back: Cat returns to family after three and a half years
;We are pinching ourselves. It's pretty surreal to have her back,' says owner.
Sex and alcohol: Concerns over focus of law camp review
Initial interviews only focused on excessive alcohol consumption and sexualised behaviour.
Dunedin falls for Pink: 'The buzz around the city was crazy'
Pink got the party started and Dunedin raised a glass.
Tickled Pink! Superstar's $20 for young Kiwi busker
Ahead of her six Auckland shows, Pink shows she still has time for up-and-coming singers.
Pink: 'This is the most people I have seen in my whole life'
The American superstar Pink opened her set in Dunedin by hanging off a pink chandelier.
Influenza dead to be remembered
National memorial planned to remember victims of 1918 pandemic.
Pink warms up the cold south
Fans queued outside the concert venue more than 12 hours before Pink went on stage.
Dunedin buzzing ahead of Pink concert
Thousands of eager fans lined up outside the stadium ahead of the show tonight.
All the moves: Pink dancers teach Dunedin masterclass
80 Dunedin dance students strutted their stuff with two members of Pink's dance troupe.
'Gutted' mother scammed out of Pink tickets for daughter's birthday
"I feel sick to my stomach." Mother says she has learned a "very expensive lesson".
Artist in drinking-driving dash found by police in 'foetal position'
A Dunedin artist was nearly six times the drink-drive limit when police found him.
Serial Dunedin burglar found hiding under blanket on porch
You can't beat the nose of a police dog, even if you are playing hide and seek.
Mob kid who becomes medical student does health study on notorious gang
Working with the Mongrel Mob on a study into health was not without its challenges.
Killer 'not capable of change': Daughter who tragically lost dad
After tragically losing their dad, the Radnoty family's wounds were ripped open anew.
Dunedin paints the town Pink
Pink will follow the Ed Sheeran tradition of being immortalised in mural form.
Stunning southern lights delight stargazers
South Islanders get their best glimpse of an aurora since 2015.
Sergeant-major first killed by 'flu
Researchers identify first Kiwi to die of suspected influenza in 1918 pandemic.
How NZ VC winner survived German attack
World War I hero to be remembered at free concert in West Auckland.
Parole for woman who shot gang member in chest without warning
She pleaded guilty to attempted murder after shooting man in the chest.
Wheelchair user left stranded in middle of Dunedin intersection
Debris left behind by Fulton Hogan placed Dunedin resident in a precarious situation.
Bag ban prompts shoppers to steal supermarket baskets, trolleys
Supermarket's amnesty to return shopping trolleys.
'Temptation' led to high-speed ambulance joyride
A Dunedin man "destroyed" an ambulance after driving over road spikes for 14km.
'Laughing stock' criminal to stay behind bars
The prisoner made headlines for a bungled burglary where elderly couple tied him up.
Bishop apologises to Dunedin over paedophiles within Catholic Church: 'It's indefensible'
The Bishop of Dunedin has apologised to the city and asked for forgiveness.
From kapa haka to Maori health degree study
Jade Mills studies towards a degree focusing on Māori health.
Musical theatre takes on a new meaning
Kiwi surgeons like easy listening and classical music as they work in operating theatres.
'Mistakes were made': Crucial evidence relating to missing woman destroyed
Crucial evidence taken from victim's home has been destroyed, police reveal.