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Second balcony accident in Dunedin
A man has serious head injuries after falling from a balcony in the Dunedin student area last night.
Flood insurance 'nightmare'
Frustrated homeowners in Dunedin are still fighting to pick up the pieces, nine months after last year's $30m flood.
Fundraiser for Bailley going strong
Pledges flow for student who suffered spinal injuries after balcony collapse at Six60 concert in Dunedin.
Balcony injury student: 'Praying for Bailley'
A Givealittle page has been set up for a student who suffered spinal injuries after a balcony collapsed on top of her at a Six60 concert in Dunedin.
Balcony collapse at Six60 gig
Fourteen people have been injured, eight badly, after a balcony collapsed in Dunedin during a concert.
Drink-drive DVD painfully personal
The death of a young man in 2011 is being used as an example on a hard-hitting DVD that will be played to drink-drivers before they are sentenced.
Cyber exchanges reveal microcosm of student life
Carla Green takes a deep dive into the student psyche by spending a couple days immersed in Yik Yak.
Partying couch-burners set house on fire
Raucous couch-burning students in Dunedin have accidentally set a house on fire during their partying.
Stolen cars found dumped near Waitati
How a fleet of likely stolen cars ended up in a stretch of remote bush near Dunedin is likely to remain a mystery.
Woman dies at Dunedin beach
Police were not in a position to release details about the the death at Second Beach.
Police efforts 'lacked vigour'
An Independent Police Conduct Authority investigation has criticised the initial police response to the 2005 death of Dunedin teenager Nicholas Munro.
Swarmed by wasps and stung 30 times
Man was clearing an overgrown property when he disturbed a wasp's nest.
CT scan may have changed treatment - doctor
A doctor believes had a CT scanner been in place at Lakes District Hospital, the treatment of a tourist last year may have differed.
Man whose punch led to teen's death
The man responsible for the death of Dunedin teenager Nicholas Munro can be named for the first time.
Teacher in second sexual relationship
A Dunedin high school teacher only admitted having a sexual relationship with a pupil after images circulated showing her in bed with a different former pupil.
Man denies murdering Dunedin cleaner
A co-worker accused of murdering Dunedin woman Karin Ann Ross has pleaded not guilty and a trial has been set for October.
Two in hospital after vans collide
The collision occurred at the intersection with Coast Rd and resulted in both vehicles rolling.
Dunedin police trace bomb threat
A bomb threat this morning against Logan Park High School has been traced to a Dunedin property.
Motorists save on a rainy day
The weather found its way into pay and display machine parking receipt rolls that are better for the environment, but not so good at being weatherproof.
Charges after man seriously hurt
A man is facing charges after an incident in Melville St, Dunedin, this morning left another man with serious injuries.
Centre of attention
Unique in New Zealand, the Octagon is the beating heart of Dunedin. And with a new arrival in the inner-city precinct, that heartbeat has got stronger
Workaday past is city's future
Unloved warehouses, offices find new life in exciting revival of historic business district
Dunedin: In the art of the city
Street Art Trail lures thousands from around the world to revitalised downtown
Otago a class above
From fashion to science, arts to architecture, Dunedin's students take on the world
Leading Edge
Commercial savvy joins scientific know-how at a world-leading cancer research firm. Not having to battle with Auckland traffic or northern house prices is a bonus