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Dunedin signs off on Further Development Strategy
The Future Development Strategy suggests how and where Dunedin should grow and what is needed to make it happen.

Unexplained death: Body found on Dunedin property
Initial indications suggest the body had been there for some time, police say.

Dunedin dog safety programme aims to keep tails wagging
Dunedin City Council's programme has been expanded to teach more students about the mutts and bolts of dog safety.

More rats found in Dunedin supermarket
A new pair have been found at South Dunedin Woolworths, a month after it was cleared.

Artist Natalia Rak not told her Dunedin mural would be painted over
The artist behind a well-loved Dunedin mural says she has no idea why it has suddenly vanished.

High-profile Dunedin man faces new drug, firearm charges
The 67-year-old has interim name suppression and entered no plea at Dunedin District Court.

1980s Dunedin rock band to be recognised at Taite Music Awards
Look Blue Go Purple is the 2024 recipient of Independent Music NZ's Classic Record award.

'A huge step for us as a community' - Dunedin City Council considers selling lines company
A Dunedin council proposal to sell lines company Aurora Energy is one of the most significant decisions it's likely to make this term, says a councillor.

Person in hospital after Dunedin house fire
Four crews have been tackling a blaze at an East Valley house.

'Administrative error' could have delayed building consent for Dunedin Hospital
A square of land barely bigger than a car park briefly threatened to hold up building consent for Dunedin's new hospital, ministerial documents have revealed.

Dunedin council takes Aurora Energy proposal public
Selling the company would allow repayment of Aurora's forecast debt and create an investment fund for the remaining money, the mayor says.

Dunedin City Council vote to take rates hike proposal to public
The proposed 17.5 percent rates rise was driven by three waters spending, the introduction of a new rubbish collection service and increasing depreciation.

Department of Conservation closing Dunedin centre, but no jobs lost
Visitor habits are changing and DOC needs to adapt in a financially sustainable way, its operations director says.

Dunedin swimmer breaks 12-year-old national record for backstroke
Dunedin backstroker Kane Follows snuck under a national record and clocked an Olympic qualifying time at the national swimming championships.

Video captures scary moments as speedway car crashes over safety fence
A speedway car has flipped over a 4m safety fence into a spectator area, in a spectacular crash at Beachlands Speedway in Dunedin.

Teen pushing for return of international flights to Dunedin to meet PM
A 14 year old campaigning to get international flights back to Dunedin has got a meeting with the Prime Minister today.

Man set to complete all New Zealand's Great Walks in jandals
Dunedin man Gus Cope says it is a joke that has gone too far - but he is getting close to his goal.

Otago drivers asked to take care as sealion population explodes
Being hit by cars on the road is the biggest threat to Otago's Dunedin growing sealion population.

Captains star in NZ and England T20 cricket opener
White Ferns fall short in first T20 against England in Dunedin.

Foul-mouthed non-students dominate Paddy's Day arrests
Out-of-towners and ''non-students'' ran afoul of Dunedin police when the city's student population partied all day for St Patrick's Day.

Drunk-driver jailed for killing 29 lambs
It was Dunedin woman Annabelle Wyant's 12th drink-driving conviction.

Pacific Edge Directors Give Notice of Retirement
DUNEDIN, New Zealand � Cancer diagnostics company Pacific Edge (NZX, ASX: PEB) today announces the retirement of Chair Chris Gallaher and Non-Executive Director Mark Green