'Ha ha ha': Bizarre rant criticising Queenstown prices shocks retailer
'Each time we read about another Queenstown business going belly-up we pop the cork.'
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Queenstown mayor pushes for solution to labour woes
'There are all these people in Queenstown looking for work … but we can't hire them.'
Man questioned over gull killing spree
No charges had been laid yet but a person of interest has been identified.
Man allegedly breaks into woman's house, drags man out of bed
The female punched the man in the head to get him out of the house.
Results of study on QR scanning in Dunedin 'worrying'
The median rate of scanning was just 10 per cent.
Paedo in a 'Family Store': Sallies under fire over employee's dark history
47-year-old Dwayne Keats, a rapist on parole, was employed by the Salvation Army in 2017.
'Tsunami of patients': NZ hospitals in crisis after biggest January, February on record
One hospital declared a code black yesterday after reaching capacity.
Man arrested after sawn-off rifle, tasers and drugs found in raid
Police raided a house in Taieri Rd, Halfway Bush, yesterday.
'I'm really puzzled': Unknown ecosystem of creatures found in South Island glaciers
Four invertebrate groupings not found on any other glaciers in the world were discovered.
Person arrested after altercation at Dunedin business
Three police officers were seen holding a man on the ground outside of Glassons.
Freedom camping group taking Queenstown council to court
The NZMCA alleges the council failed to provide areas self-contained campervans could go.
Code black at Dunedin Hospital: 'Avoid ED if possible'
SDHB chief executive said the hospital was doing its best to deal with heavy demand.
Nurse climbs through window to save patient
The nurse had concerns about a diabetic person living in Dunedin.
Christchurch still a first-home buyer's market
Chch is one of the few markets where the price threshold won't shift under Govt's scheme.
Number of crashes on wet Dunedin roads
Police were alerted to the single-car crash in south Dunedin at 6.52am.
A generation of swimmers lost: Metro facility build continues
Proposed 10 years ago, the Metro Sports Facility is expected to open at the end of 2022.
Drop-in sessions to ease tensions with community over Tarras airport plan
Christchurch International Airport plans to open an airport on 750ha of land near Tarras.
Elderly woman loses 10k in Facebook scam
She purchased vouchers for game website Steam and then sent the scammer the barcodes.
Truckie helps police nab teen in stolen car
The truck driver spotted police on the car's tail and helped slow the vehicle.
Arrowtown killer's release to come with conditions
The Parole Board agreed to the release of 48-year-old Jarrod Mangels earlier this month.
Plane crash believed to be caused by rabbit hole
A police spokeswoman said reports suggest the aircraft experienced a ''hard landing''.
Residents flee burning homes: 'We literally had seconds'
One house was destroyed and another was significantly damaged in the fire.
'In shock': Wānaka family loses everything in house fire
One of the family's dogs died in the fire.
'Frightening': Alarming number driving under the influence
Two dozen drivers are heading to court after being caught drink driving in the South.
Investigation launched, operations suspended after jet-boat accident
Emergency services were on the scene of the jet boat crash.
Woman who sold drugs to school pupils has appeal dismissed
The deals were generally coordinated by a 14yo girl who would contact Magon by text.
Google redesignates Dunedin central city
The Exchange has traditionally referred to a single block in Dunedin's CBD.
St Patrick's Day chaos in Dunedin student quarter
Police were kept busy overnight as thousands of partiers celebrated the occasion.
'I'm feeling good': Former Dunedin Mayor home after hospice care
Dave Cull was diagnosed with a tumour on his pancreas in October.
Reports on the death of Queenstown 'premature' - Tourism Minister
A recent survey found about 60 Queenstown businesses expected to close in three months.
St Patrick's Day student drinking 'worse than New Year's Eve'
All-day binge drinking and broken glass create a major headache for Dunedin police.
Safety fears for kids after car ploughs through fence
It was not the first time a car had accidentally ended up in Lisa Lindon's yard.
Family deported over food voucher scam
A Cromwell family has been ordered to return to the Philippines.
Urgent plea to Govt for skifield workers
Without the workers, some ski areas will not be able to operate at all.