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You are not permitted to download, save or email this image. Visit image gallery to purchase the image. NewsDunedinSlippery city streets sparked debate among Dunedin residents about the best method of keeping two feet firmly on the ground. Wearing socks over shoes was the clear winner, while other manoeuvres, including the "fence cling", were also advised. MetService meteorologist Alain Baillie said Dunedin city recorded a minimum temperature of 2.7°C at 8am yesterday.

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Thursday, 19 June 2025 You are not permitted to download, save or email this image. Visit image gallery to purchase the image. NewsDunedinA Dunedin tractor driver confused why there was so much "fog" clouding the rear windscreen had to jump to safety when the vehicle burst into flames. The driver told the Otago Daily Times he was travelling to a hedge-cutting job on Three Miles Hill Road when he did a shoulder check to see if he needed to pull over for traffic.

1 week ago | odt.co.nz | Tim Scott

Dunedin is attracting international attention from those as far as Sweden looking to establish new gaming studios in the city, councillors have heard. "It’s not a difficult sell, to be honest, internationally," New Zealand Centre of Digital Excellence (Code) chief executive Tim Ponting said. Code is an economic development initiative by the government to grow the country’s gaming sector, its headquarters based in Dunedin.

1 week ago | odt.co.nz | Laine Priestley |Tim Scott

Thursday, 19 June 2025 You are not permitted to download, save or email this image. Visit image gallery to purchase the image. NewsDunedinYesterday, a tractor in Three Mile Hill Rd burst into flames, prompting firefighters from several stations to rush to the scene. The driver told the Otago Daily Times he was travelling to a hedge-cutting job when he did a shoulder check to see if he needed to pull over for traffic. "The back window was a bit foggy ...

1 week ago | odt.co.nz | Tim Scott

You are not permitted to download, save or email this image. Visit image gallery to purchase the image. BusinessMovements in Dunedin's cafe scene continue apace. Two new offerings from established players appear poised to soon open their doors, while another longtime favourite has a new proprietor. Signs for Noble, a new cafe from the owners of north Dunedin’s Buster Greens, have gone up at the former Two Chefs Bistro in Stuart St.It is advertising for staff.