
Revealed: NZ's capital of illegal party drugs
Police warn of deaths and hospital admissions from dodgy pills.
Police warn of deaths and hospital admissions from dodgy pills.
Joss Ingram obtained her fourth dan black belt in Wellington at the weekend.
Stark warning comes after death of farm worker Thomas Goodman.
The victim required surgery after the incident and was off work for nine weeks.
More than 3000 students had their graduation ceremonies cancelled after threats.
The missing link in the Central Otago network is shaping up as a jewel in the crown
The university has cancelled all of this week's graduation ceremonies and parades.
Zoe Wood explains how her firm pivoted from a focus on tourists to the domestic market.
The 48-year-old wasn't aware it was an offence to ride on city streets, police say.
Two ceremonies are planned, one on Wednesday and one on Saturday.
Motorists have been asked to avoid the area.
The country's highest profile ex-prisoner has been living in Dunedin on parole.
Peter Newton says he's quitting "for reasons of personal development [and] reflection".
"When everything is in te reo Māori ... everything feels so settled and at peace."
Rising street violence is fuelled by booze, drugs - and maybe visiting Kiwis, locals say.
A police spokeswoman said the body was located on the beach, near Lawyers Head.
Alexandra reached a high of 25C yesterday. This morning, it shivered in 7C.
The university remains "hopeful" the two ceremonies will go ahead as planned.
A specific threat against university graduation ceremonies has forced a cancellation.
'Smelling like rotten eggs combined with decayed chicken when left in the sun.'
Six people have been arrested after several search warrants were executed by police.
Production will begin early next year for Under The Vines in Central Otago.
Jesse Miller completed a three-year bachelor of radiation therapy at Otago University.
An alert has been sent to students.
Firms catering to high-end travellers struggle to hold on as keen clients are kept out.
Disgraced financial adviser Barry Kloogh was jailed for over 8 years for theft and fraud.
A final fundraising push puts the area's growing Muslim community in reach of its goal.
Protesters have stopped a coal train from running by locking themselves to the tracks.
Kelvin Wisely said he would suffer severe anxiety without a home to return to from prison.
Otago growers rubbish claims they're turning down locals for cheap foreign labour.