Dave Cull

After a year-long social media battle between towns up and down the country, Dunedin has been crowned the ultimate winner of the Gigatown broadband competition. Audio

A Dunedin City Council report has looked into demolishing the city's covered rugby stadium built for 200 million dollars just three years ago. Audio

The Dunedin Mayor, is standing by his decision to spend nearly 4000 rate payer dollars on what he thought were 19th century shackles for Maori prisoners - that now appear to be animal leg irons. Audio

The Auditor-General has criticised a Dunedin city council-owned company for losing six million dollars on risky property investments near Queenstown. Audio

Dunedin's re-elected mayor Dave Cull easily held off his eight challengers. Audio

The crown institute AgResearch has confirmed a major staff relocation plan despite a backlash from leaders in the South island. Audio

Dunedin's mayor says he has no option but to go straight to central government with his fight to keep Ag Research jobs in the city after being denied the chance of a meeting with the organisation's… Audio

More now on the case to keep AgResearch jobs in Dunedin that's being taken to the Government. Audio

The Dunedin city council subsidiary, Delta, has just announced it is closing down all its 20 million dollar civil construction businesses. Audio

The Dunedin City Council has unanimously voted against imposing a liquor ban in the student area of North Dunedin. Audio

South Island councils are banding together, to try to counter-balance Auckland's growing political power. Audio

The Dunedin city council says it is powerless to reduce the salary of the Otago Museum's head because of an Act of Parliament. Audio

Southern mayors are lobbying to save an employment programme, as youth unemployment sky rockets in the region. Audio

Joining us is the Mayor of Dunedin Dave Cull. Audio

Dunedin ratepayers and the New Zealand Rugby Union will bail out Otago rugby, saving it from liquidation. Audio

A return to amateur rugby seems a far fetched idea for a country which boasts the best team in the world, but New Zealand's domestic competition faces that threat as provincial unions continue to… Audio

After more disorder, couch burning and arrests in north Dunedin this week, solutions are being sought to tame the rowdiest student population in the country. Audio

The end of the 66-day occupation of Dunedin's Octagon by protesters is an early Christmas present for the city's council. Audio

The Dunedin mayor says the police decision not to evict protesters from the central city throws into doubt the legal force of council bylaws around the country. Audio

Dunedin's mayor says Kiwirail's decision to have 500 million dollars of work done overseas and then cut jobs in local workshops is a form of economic vandalism. Audio