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Kathryn George What's important about where you live? Whether it's diversity, sunshine, house prices - or something else - Stuff is helping find the Sweet Spot for you. Life in New Zealand can be pretty darned good. In Sweet Spots, we're shining a light on some of the best places in the country to live, places where everyday Kiwis without unlimited budgets can live a rich and fulfilling life. You want to live in a city, but not in just any old suburb – you want to live somewhere nice. Ray White/Supplied Of course, Remuera has its attractions, but it’s not the only place to live in Auckl...

Coma, arm amputated after Dunedin motorcycle crash 17 Feb, 2021 07:18 PM 3 minutes to read Johnathon Tresler, 32, had to have his arm amputated after a crash while he was drunk last year. Photo / Gregor Richardson Johnathon Tresler, 32, had to have his arm amputated after a crash while he was drunk last year. Photo / Gregor Richardson Otago Daily Times Johnathon Andrew Tresler knows the cost of drink-driving. Riding an unwarranted, unlicensed Harley-Davidson motorcycle, outside the bounds of his restricted licence, the 32-year-old slammed into a power pole. It was weeks before he regained con...

Stock pulled after Dunedin man finds a needle in his banana 14 Jan, 2021 04:00 PM 2 minutes to read A Dunedin man found a long, thin needle when he bit into a banana bought from Countdown Andersons Bay. Photo / 123rf A Dunedin man found a long, thin needle when he bit into a banana bought from Countdown Andersons Bay. Photo / 123rf Otago Daily Times Stock was pulled from supermarket shelves after a Dunedin man found a needle in his banana. The Ministry for Primary Industries said it was investigating after a man found a long, thin needle when he bit into a banana bought from Countdown Anderso...

Buyers were apparently not giving too much thought to climate change or its potential impact on future property values or insurability.

Alleged drink driver caught at Dunedin drive through 29 Dec, 2020 09:20 PM Quick Read Otago Daily Times A hungry Dunedin driver who decided he needed a burger to sober up before driving home ended up with a not so happy meal. Acting Sergeant Richard Kupenga said police were called at 11.50pm yesterday by McDonalds staff in Andersons Bay. Staff were concerned about a drunk man in the drive-through. Read More