Dunedin has a population of 120,000 and has a rich history with the Scottish community whom have a strong presence in the city. The City is known for its friendly community and low crime.

Aside from all the range of entertainment which is available in most small cities, the Dunedin peninsula is home to a variety of wildlife often featured internationally on wildlife programmes. Seal colonies, the endangered yellow eye Penguin and Royal albatross can all be seen in the eco tourism operations around the region. Other activities include boating, tramping, salmon, trout fishing and surfing to name a few. The area is also home to KZ7 the local "friendly" great white shark who feeds on the local seal population, reportedly over 36 feet long and growing by the day if local rumours are anything to go by. [And yes they do still surf down here.]

The region is a short distance to ski fields, lakes and stunning scenery.

The full range of vacancies are often available in Dunedin in sales, parts and both light and heavy automotive. While the region can be cold in the winter months, it enjoys regular crystal clear warm summers and is a lifestyle option worth considering. Schools are good, crime is low and the community is close and supportive. House prices are also reasonable meaning quality of lifestyle is achievable here.

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