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Dunedin councillors have agreed to a compromise about the contentious issue of whether to fly the Palestinian flag from city buildings. They have...

An emotionally charged public forum saw Dunedin city councillors vote to fly the New Zealand flag at half-mast tomorrow as a visible symbol of suffering and...

An unexpectedly firm recovery in migration levels halted a population dip for Dunedin through Covid-19 and led to an adjustment in the estimated...

A serious contender for New Zealand’s most definable musical movement, the ‘Dunedin sound’ has been left bloody and battered in the wake of Covid lockdowns...

The Dunedin City Council is worried about how proposed land and water rules might damage the prospects of its forestry company. The council this...

Dunedin Mayor Jules Radich is to lead a delegation to China next month, as the city council seeks to re-energise relationships disrupted by Covid...

Dunedin Mayor Jules Radich is to lead a delegation to China next month, as the city council seeks to re-energise relationships disrupted by Covid...

Dunedin residents as young as 16 may be eligible to vote in the next local election if a submission from the Dunedin City Council proves successful...

Emotions ran high at a Dunedin City Council meeting yesterday, as racism accusations were made. Tension simmered while Lee Vandervis argued a draft council...

Emotions ran high at a Dunedin City Council meeting yesterday, as racism accusations were made. Tension simmered while Cr Lee Vandervis argued a...