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Plan to extend bars' Easter hours 'contrived' - police
A dozen Dunedin bars want to extend their opening hours over Easter weekend.
Cricket: No turning back for Wagner
Fast bowling sensation Neil Wagner can hardly wait for next April when he qualifies to play for his adopted country.
Australian designers nab top accolades at Dunedin's iD awards
A strong, albeit much more commercial line up of winners triumphed at last night's iD International Emerging Designer Awards in Dunedin.
Cricket: Five-wicket run makes history
Otago's left-arm quick bowler Neil Wagner became the first player in cricket history to take five wickets in one over yesterday.
Crash downs power lines in south Canterbury
A crash involving a truck and a car has downed power lines on State Highway 1 in south Canterbury.
Central Otago: Form and function gem from golden era
Ophir's elegant O'Connell bridge was built to last, says Don Donovan.
Two dead after horrific Otago crash
Police have named one of two men who died in a horrific crash near Oamaru in north Otago this morning.
One dead, one critical after horrific Otago crash
A man is dead and another is in a critical condition after a horrific crash north of Palmerston, Otago, this morning.
World Cup venue shifts announced
Three of the five Rugby World Cup pool matches that were to have been held in Christchurch will remain in the South Island, it was announced this afternoon.
Peachy keen (+recipes)
When I was 8 years old my grandmother would send me out with a wicker basket to harvest fresh ingredients from her garden for dinner.
Rugby: Super 15 star arrested after Crusaders clash
A top Highlanders player is facing an internal disciplinary hearing after being arrested in Dunedin early on Sunday morning.
Dunedin: New kids thrive on a grand old
NZ's freshest designers set up camp in Dunedin's historic quarters, writes Catherine Smith.