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• Feedback sought on 'safer' Princes St

  Dunedin's Princes St could be made better for buses, more attractive and "safer for everyone", and the Dunedin City Council is seeking ideas from the public on how to make this happen.

• Head to harbour for magical Matariki light show

  Those looking for some uplifting light in the darkness of mid-winter Dunedin can find it in Otago Harbour for the next three nights.

• House fire in North East Valley

  Emergency services were called to a house fire in Dunedin's North East Valley on Thursday night.

• Nuggets pay for poor shooting against Rams

  Tray Boyd's pass always looked too hard.

• Presbyterian Support buys beleaguered rest-home

  An aged-care facility which has been under scrutiny will begin life under new ownership next week.

• Vehicle beach ban has backing

  Sentiment towards a proposed new vehicle beach access bylaw for Clutha was broadly positive during an initial round of hearings yesterday.

• Drugs, weapons found in stolen car

  A man has been arrested after fleeing police near Kakanui on Wednesday.

• Now you see it ...

  A cyclist steers around a recently installed traffic light pole on the shared path in Wharf St, at the intersection with Kitchener St, in Dunedin on Wednesday.

• Paddon off on Europe campaign

  Hayden Paddon does not expect to have the training wheels on for too long.

• Stars of the season...

  Presbyterian Support Otago staff and King's High School pupils welcome more donations of canned food during another successful "Octacan" appeal yesterday.

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