Tim Scott

Dunedin property values showed more resilience during a downturn compared with other main centres, an economist says.

Prospective Dunedin homeowners should feel confident they are able to find a property "regardless of what your budget is", a realtor in the city says. 

A plan to protect Dunedin's live music "will never be fulfilled" without a dedicated adviser to lead the way, city councillors have heard. 

Questions have been raised about whether an Auckland-based business owner is suitable to run a tavern at the other end of the country.

A plan to protect live music in Dunedin could have its budget balloon nearly six-fold to $1.5 million over nine years.

A Dunedin couple planning to extend their pet cremation services as far as Queenstown and Wānaka hope to provide a more local experience for owners around Otago.

Queenstown's ability to keep up with rapid housing growth amid an infrastructure deficit is "the thing that keeps me and others up at night", the deputy mayor says.

A profit of more than $US100,000 ($NZ177,000) is no easy feat, and would have made a great payday for three Dunedin students.

A controversial Dunedin fertiliser plant has officially ended manufacturing after more than 90 years.

Mixing artificial intelligence with meatworks has powered a Dunedin automation and robotics company to a multimillion-dollar contract with Australia’s largest meat processor.

Business confidence in the South may be on the rise but companies are still cutting costs and waiting to see an improvement on the books, a southern business leader says.