
The Great NZ Road Trip: Taking on the world's steepest street
The Great NZ Road Trip begins in Dunedin by taking on Baldwin Street, the world's steepest street, Video / NZ Herald
The Great NZ Road Trip begins in Dunedin by taking on Baldwin Street, the world's steepest street, Video / NZ Herald
The top of Baldwin St must have looked like the summit of Mt Everest for Emrie Stockwell.
He assaulted his friend after he made an inappropriate comment.
The woman claimed she wasn't looking at the speedo and was dealing with her kids.
The alarming situation is revealed in figures obtained by the Herald under the OIA.
Two or three homeless people slept in the derelict house periodically.
The Black Ferns identified some areas for improvement in their loss to France.
Fenz has identified people possibly squatting at the property who aren't accounted for.
The Black Ferns took plenty away from their loss to France last weekend.
Pupils can be seen kicking, punching two students from another school.
A woman and her father have appeared in court over three charges of incest.
'Our city should be judged by how it treats people and this poor boy needs help.'
Moana Theodore is the third director in the 51 years of the Dunedin Study.
The 25-year-old faces a serious domestic violence allegation.
'There’s a cold outbreak with snow down to low levels [on Friday].'
No one ever said a spot of TLC was for females only.
Clearwater Wildlife Tours Ltd has applied for a marine mammal permit.
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Carl Frederick Longshaw appeared in High Court five years to the day after her death.
The man told police he saw what he believed to be a ghost waving at him.
MetService's advice is to vote this afternoon if possible.
The collision involving a car and motorcycle happened shortly after 10am.
A duck walkabout with a gaggle of ducklings caused chaos on a Dunedin motorway.
Dunedin bar Woof! first in the country to protect its patrons from drug overdoses.
Fox Meyer of Critic Te Ārohi on the concerning rise of student hazing ceremonies.
A woman has lived in the bushes next to the motorway in Dunedin for four years.
Allegations of horrific flat initiations at the Dunedin university have continued.
Police referred the group to Youth Aid after cutting the joyride short.
Drunk son severely attacked elderly parents, and in court waved to them, saying 'later'.
Oliver Joel Fry claims to have no recollection of his offending against the girl.