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  •   Home > News > National >  Subscribe to NZCity's Dunedin articles  Dunedin
    A man's been charged with using explosives to start a fire at an abandoned Dunedin house early on Tuesday
     20 November 2025
    A man's been charged with using explosives to start a fire at an abandoned Dunedin house early on Tuesday
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    Police have released a picture of a man in North Dunedin, they're hoping can help with a homicide investigation
    18 Nov 2025: Police have released a picture of a man in North Dunedin, they're hoping can help with a homicide investigation... more
    International hockey is inbound for Dunedin this summer
    12 Nov 2025: International hockey is inbound for Dunedin this summer... more
    A 15-year-old who stabbed a Dunedin schoolboy to death continues to argue he should avoid a conviction for the crime
    12 Nov 2025: A 15-year-old who stabbed a Dunedin schoolboy to death continues to argue he should avoid a conviction for the crime... more
    A man dobbed himself in - after allegedly starting a fire at Dunedin's Central Police Station
    11 Nov 2025: A man dobbed himself in - after allegedly starting a fire at Dunedin's Central Police Station... more
    Otago University students are likely to face disciplinary action after fireworks were fired at Police - for the second night
    6 Nov 2025: Otago University students are likely to face disciplinary action after fireworks were fired at Police - for the second night... more
    Fireworks are believed to have started a large vegetation fire in Dunedin
    6 Nov 2025: Fireworks are believed to have started a large vegetation fire in Dunedin... more
    A man who broke into a Dunedin student flat and violated a young woman could now face an open-ended prison term
    4 Nov 2025: A man who broke into a Dunedin student flat and violated a young woman could now face an open-ended prison term... more
    More than 500 households in South Dunedin will be without power for most of the day, following a crash taking out a powerpole at St Kilda
    31 Oct 2025: More than 500 households in South Dunedin will be without power for most of the day, following a crash taking out a powerpole at St Kilda... more
    A Dunedin rugby player who shared a sex tape in a group chat of more than 30 people has been denied a discharge without conviction
    31 Oct 2025: A Dunedin rugby player who shared a sex tape in a group chat of more than 30 people has been denied a discharge without conviction... more

     Most Popular Recent Dunedin News
     26 Jan: The New Zealand women's hockey team have lost 2-1 to the United States in the final of their international tournament in Dunedin - after also losing to them earlier in the week ++++++++++++
     26 Jan: Jules Radich is being remembered for his fight for Dunedin's new hospital +++++++++
     21 Jan: Black Sticks women's coach Phil Burrows is eager to see internal competition at this week's four-team international tournament in Dunedin ++++++++
     10 Feb: A thumbs up from Crusaders flanker Ethan Blackadder ahead of their Super Rugby title defence, starting Friday against the Highlanders in Dunedin ++++++++
     05 Feb: Dunedin City Council's slammed what it calls 'false and misleading' claims about natural hazards in South Dunedin +++++++
     02 Feb: A man's been charged after a fatal crash in Dunedin on Friday night +++++++
     12 Feb: Antonio Shalfoon's determined to take another step up as the Crusaders senior lock - ahead of tomorrow's Super Rugby season opener against the Highlanders in Dunedin +++++++

     Dunedin NewsLinks
      16 Feb: O-week in dunedin: police and university to monitor 'feral' student behaviour (RadioNZ)
      16 Feb: Slippery slope: welsh town still displaying world’s steepest street sign (Stuff.co.nz)
      15 Feb: Spinning yarns and stitches: what happens when 170 knitters board the same train (Stuff.co.nz)
      13 Feb: ‘stop being a dick:’ partying students warned after bottles thrown at police (Stuff.co.nz)
      12 Feb: Will the super rugby opener be the last hurrah for jamie joseph? (Stuff.co.nz)
      11 Feb: Out of control dunedin university party weeks sparks police concern (RadioNZ)
      11 Feb: Woman arrested over alleged 18-year romance scam (RadioNZ)
      10 Feb: Drinking on the roof warning, and student struck by flying bottle, as dunedin ‘flo week’ gets underway (Stuff.co.nz)
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    Business:
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    Business:
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    Business:
    Retailers remain cautious despite a bump in card spending over the New Year period 12:47

    Law and Order:
    DNA recovered from glove found near Guthrie home that appears to match suspect's glove, FBI says 12:47

    General:
    Winter Olympics 2026: Matt Graham on dual moguls 'dad podium' as weather forces reschedule — quick hits from day nine 12:07

    Rugby League:
    Former New South Wales second rower Ryan Hoffman's welcoming a change to rugby league's representative selection criteria 11:57

    Environment:
    Firefighters have responded to more than 850 calls overnight - with severe gusts and intense downpours in the centre of the country 11:57

    Law and Order:
    A 43-year-old man has appeared in court charged with firearms offences - as a Police hunt continues for those responsible for a shooting in Onehunga a month ago 11:07

    Environment:
    Blustery winds and heavy rain are continuing to impact parts of the country - particularly the lower North Island 10:47

    Maori:
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