Salvation Army hired rapist who struck again, says review clears them
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He took an injured elderly man to the hospital himself, following more than an hour wait.
Supermarket attack 'changed our lives forever' - injured couple
Vanessa Andrews and Jorge Fuenzalida were stabbed as they tried to stop the attack.
Teen tasered, arrested as public watch in central Dunedin
Several members of the public watched on as the man struggled to free himself from police.
Schoolboy First XV sex act video shared online, police alerted
Police were made aware of the video after it was allegedly shared with another school.
Cricket bat murders: Culprit in 'sickening' attack unmasked after shock guilty plea
The 49-year-old has had name suppression for almost three and a-half years
Shock guilty plea: Man admits killing couple, torching house
Wiremu Namana pleads guilty to grisly killings a month before his trial was due to start.
Sweet find in the rubble uncovers Cadbury's history
The historical hoard was found in a cupboard on the second floor of the complex.
Magic night: Dunedin magician sweeps awards
Jonathan Usher won half of the six awards on offer at Magicana with his entertaining acts.
Dunedin fugitive who hired chopper remanded in custody
Dunedin fugitive paid for a helicopter to fly him out of the bush to hand himself in.
Full rebuild of Otago's oldest school to begin next year
The province's oldest school is about to become the country's newest school.
Council creates new position to focus on Maori
Maori voices will have a broader influence in shaping the organisation's strategies.
Arthur Taylor back in court over tell-all book
Court asked to rule whether notorious inmate's account can be told.
Travel rort happening before Otago students caught: inquiry
Medical students in 2019 were found to go on holiday while on overseas placements.
Man crashes car through Dunedin Night 'n Day shop
A man drove his car through a Night 'n Day store in Dunedin this morning.
Mosgiel lifestylers vow to fight development
Neighbours say 130-lot project will ruin their country way of living.
Dunedin man who attacked partner made a 'big mistake'
Dunedin man who attacked partner in front of children a 'good father'.
Man threatened Dunedin supermarket staff and police
Man brandished knife in supermarket when asked to produce ID.
Police spent $22,000 for a protest - but nobody turned up
Police had prepared for violent clashes.
Person in hospital after packhouse injury
A person has been flown to Dunedin hospital after getting their arm stuck in a machine.
Dozing drink-driver nabbed near Dunedin police station
Man found asleep behind the wheel a block away from Dunedin police station.
Architect to evaluate former Sims building
Asbestos roof removed in 2017 as part of work to make the Port Chalmers building safe.
Passion for whisky sees career come full circle
Cyril Yates' passion for whisky distilling is evident by talking to him.
New Dunedin Hospital bed capacity questioned
The new hospital will not have enough beds: National.
Nurses to go on strike: 'Offer from DHBs not addressing issues'
Union organiser: Staff are at breaking point and constantly worried about patient safety.
Sir Grahame Sydney leads South Island charge in Queen's Birthday honours
A posthumous award, an artist and politicians are among those recognised.
Sporting legends among eight new knights and dames
Dame Ruia Morrison, Sir Wayne 'Buck' Shelford lead the Queen's Birthday Honours list.
Houses, vehicles and cash in $3.2m assets siezed by Southern District police
The haul was the second-highest in the country, behind only Auckland City.
Famous book sale leaving home for larger space
The 24 Hour Book Sale will no longer be held at the Regent Theatre .
Sir Ian v Sir Russell: Knights in new battle over TV sailing graphics
Two Kiwi knights are battling over the rights to America's Cup animation graphics.
Two Kiwi knights lock horns over America's Cup graphics
A battle is brewing between two Kiwis over the rights to lucrative yachting graphics.
Bestiality in New Zealand: Shocking extent of indecency with animals revealed
Shocking number of cases over the last decade.
Sports field torn up by 'idiot', covered in tyre tracks
'Some idiot who thinks it's a laugh doesn't realise how much it impacts everybody else.'
Four-year-old found walking alone down Dunedin road
The boy told police that he wanted to go for a walk.