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Nicole Reporter from Dunedin News
Two companies owing $12 million have been placed in liquidation, with investigators quiet on whether a financial advisor was behind an alleged ponzi scheme.
The judge noted an appearance "seems unlikely" as the court registrar called the name of two companies on Thursday.
And he was … View moreTwo companies owing $12 million have been placed in liquidation, with investigators quiet on whether a financial advisor was behind an alleged ponzi scheme.
The judge noted an appearance "seems unlikely" as the court registrar called the name of two companies on Thursday.
And he was right. No-one from Financial Planning Ltd or Impact Enterprises Ltd attended the hearing before Associate Judge Dale Lester in the High Court of Dunedin.
Notably absent was Barry Kloogh, the Dunedin-based financial advisor who at least one investor alleges was behind a ponzi scheme.
This week the Residential Tenancies Amendment Act 2019 took effect, bringing in a raft of changes for tenants and landlords.
Here's what it means for renters and landlords.
To read more, click here.
Tobacco companies are ramping up advertising for vaping products in what's being called a lolly scramble for customers, before new regulations come in.
Local e-cigarette businesses and anti-smoking groups say aggressive marketing campaigns are a bid to maximise sales before an expected … View moreTobacco companies are ramping up advertising for vaping products in what's being called a lolly scramble for customers, before new regulations come in.
Local e-cigarette businesses and anti-smoking groups say aggressive marketing campaigns are a bid to maximise sales before an expected clampdown on how alternatives to smoking can be advertised.
To read more, click here.
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Looking forward to celebrating our wonderful communities across the country with all of you from 27 March to 5 of April.
Lauren from South Dunedin
Hi, I'm looking for Sega master system II game cartridges, and a controller.
I'm also looking to buy a PlayStation 1 with controller(s) and cords, and games (especially spyro, crash bandicoot and rugrats!)
Hoping someone has or knows where to get these items ^-^
Nicole Reporter from Dunedin News
The Dunedin City Council voted behind closed doors to increase its chief executive's salary by nearly $60,000, putting it closer in line with her male counterparts.
The move increased Dr Sue Bidrose's annual salary to $444,000 – a 14.7 per cent jump.
The increase, which was made … View moreThe Dunedin City Council voted behind closed doors to increase its chief executive's salary by nearly $60,000, putting it closer in line with her male counterparts.
The move increased Dr Sue Bidrose's annual salary to $444,000 – a 14.7 per cent jump.
The increase, which was made public this week, was slammed by the Taxpayers' Union as a "stuff you" to local ratepayers.
But mayor Dave Cull said Bidrose had been earning below market value and her pay rise sent a strong message about addressing the gender pay gap.
Nicole Reporter from Dunedin News
An Otago gun range where the alleged Christchurch mosque shooter trained is set to re-open after closing in the attack aftermath.
The sound of gunfire will be heard once again this weekend at the Bruce Rifle Club near the South Otago town of Milton, about 50km south of Dunedin.
It has been closed… View moreAn Otago gun range where the alleged Christchurch mosque shooter trained is set to re-open after closing in the attack aftermath.
The sound of gunfire will be heard once again this weekend at the Bruce Rifle Club near the South Otago town of Milton, about 50km south of Dunedin.
It has been closed since a 28-year-old Australian was charged with murder after 51 Muslim worshippers were shot and killed at two mosques on March 15.
New Zealand’s very own superstar Stan Walker is returning to the Regent Theatre in Dunedin on Friday the 27th of September, playing all his biggest hits including ‘Black Box’ ‘Unbroken’, ‘Take It Easy’, ‘Bulletproof’ and his current hit single ‘Give’ with very special guests … View moreNew Zealand’s very own superstar Stan Walker is returning to the Regent Theatre in Dunedin on Friday the 27th of September, playing all his biggest hits including ‘Black Box’ ‘Unbroken’, ‘Take It Easy’, ‘Bulletproof’ and his current hit single ‘Give’ with very special guests Lepani, Niko Walkers and Jordan Gavet.
Tickets from $49.00 from Ticketmaster.
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Nicole Reporter from Dunedin News
The real estate advertisement talks of the Dunedin property's tranquil views, sunny aspect, woodland garden and private patios.
The property at 65 Every St, Anderson's Bay, has another notable feature. It was also the scene of one of New Zealand's most sensational and controversial … View moreThe real estate advertisement talks of the Dunedin property's tranquil views, sunny aspect, woodland garden and private patios.
The property at 65 Every St, Anderson's Bay, has another notable feature. It was also the scene of one of New Zealand's most sensational and controversial murders.
Nicole Reporter from Dunedin News
An increase in New Zealand's refugee quota will see more refugees settling in smaller cities and towns.
That was partly due to increasing housing pressure in larger centres coupled with new refugee settlement locations.
Dunedin welcomed the highest number of refugees in 2018-19 with 184, … View moreAn increase in New Zealand's refugee quota will see more refugees settling in smaller cities and towns.
That was partly due to increasing housing pressure in larger centres coupled with new refugee settlement locations.
Dunedin welcomed the highest number of refugees in 2018-19 with 184, followed by Wellington (167), Waikato (157), Manawatu (143) and Nelson (124).
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Reporter Dunedin News
Hi neighbours - the iconic Captain Cook Hotel will become home to Dunedin's first Sal's Pizza franchise.
This iconic part of Dunedin student culture will be lost again, with this being the third time it's closed in less than a decade.
What are your thoughts? Do you think … View moreHi neighbours - the iconic Captain Cook Hotel will become home to Dunedin's first Sal's Pizza franchise.
This iconic part of Dunedin student culture will be lost again, with this being the third time it's closed in less than a decade.
What are your thoughts? Do you think it's time for a revamp?
Reporter Dunedin News
Hi neighbours - an Otago teen who refused to go to school has cost his parents after they were charged $50 under the Education Act.
The court heard that over a period of 62 school days, the teen was unjustifiably absent on 38 days, with a further seven classified as justified absence.
What are … View moreHi neighbours - an Otago teen who refused to go to school has cost his parents after they were charged $50 under the Education Act.
The court heard that over a period of 62 school days, the teen was unjustifiably absent on 38 days, with a further seven classified as justified absence.
What are your thoughts? Should parents be charged if their kids wag school?
Check out the latest work from Stuff Circuit. A must-watch for anyone seeking a better understanding of the culture that fostered the Christchurch mosque attacks. Watch now by clicking here.
Nicole Reporter from Dunedin News
The lack of seats and shelter for intercity travellers at Dunedin's new multimillion-dollar bus hub is a "disgrace", a passenger says.
Have you caught a bus at the intercity stop? Do you think it needs an upgrade?
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