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Traditions at risk, iwi says
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Traditions at risk, iwi says
Coastal traditional burial sites and Ngai Tahu food gathering areas are increasingly at risk from the effects of climate change, iwi leaders say.
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Apprenticeship complete, now off to US
Apprenticeship complete, now off to US
Harry Russell is going places.
Three hospitalised since crypto outbreak began
Three hospitalised since crypto outbreak began
Three people have been admitted to hospital during Queenstown’s Cryptosporidium outbreak, as the disease is transferred from person to person, Te Whatu Ora Health New Zealand Southern says.
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Water reform called for amid outbreak
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Water reform called for amid outbreak
A southern mayor says the Queenstown Cryptosporidium outbreak is yet more evidence "three-year politicians" should not be left in charge of water infrastructure.
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More boil water notices possible - Waitaki council
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More boil water notices possible - Waitaki council
The Waitaki District Council believes more boil water notices could be slapped on other councils, including for a small part of its own supply.
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Crypto outbreak ‘painful’ for hospitality sector
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Crypto outbreak ‘painful’ for hospitality sector
A Queenstown hotelier is furious as cancellations and added costs because of ongoing boil-water requirements rack up.
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‘Unique’ home all but sold
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‘Unique’ home all but sold
An historic home on a site that once hosted animal testing laboratories may have a new owner.
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Most councils treat for crypto
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Most councils treat for crypto
Southern councils should expect a letter from water regulator Taumata Arowai reminding them of their responsibilities, even as Queenstown's Cryptosporidium outbreak continues.
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Mixed reaction to Taieri Mouth venue plans
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Mixed reaction to Taieri Mouth venue plans
Opinion is mixed over plans to build a house and a multipurpose venue on a wharf with a pontoon at Taieri Mouth.
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Port Otago profit rises 82% to $32m
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Port Otago profit rises 82% to $32m
Port Otago has recorded a healthy result for the year off the back of increased trade and the return of cruise ships.
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Polling day work entices diverse pair
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Polling day work entices diverse pair
One is a novice, the other is a veteran.
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Talk to consider Māori greeting
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Talk to consider Māori greeting
Interfaith peace lectures have been held for 20 years at the University of Otago and the organiser behind them is keen to keep the conversation moving forward.
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Uni’s search for new vice-chancellor begins
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Uni’s search for new vice-chancellor begins
The search for a new University of Otago vice-chancellor has officially begun as advertisements for the job went online yesterday.
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Te Pukenga plans satisfy tertiary union
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Te Pukenga plans satisfy tertiary union
Te Pūkenga New Zealand Institute of Skills and Technology staff have a "lot to unpack", but the Tertiary Education Union (TEU) says it is much more satisfied with the final outcome of a wide...
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DairyNZ trying to ‘own’ ORC planning: Greenpeace
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DairyNZ trying to ‘own’ ORC planning: Greenpeace
DairyNZ is lobbying the Otago Regional Council to alter its upcoming environmental rules to be more friendly to farmers.
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Not hiring may save university nearly $4m
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Not hiring may save university nearly $4m
The University of Otago hopes to make nearly $4 million in savings by not filling vacant positions.
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E-sports opportunity for pupils to level up
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E-sports opportunity for pupils to level up
Dodging explosions, avoiding getting shot and killing your enemy — it was all done in front of screens at the Otago Girls’ High School (OGHS) auditorium.
Think twice about litter, public urged
Think twice about litter, public urged
The organisers behind a major cleanup of Dunedin are urging people to think twice before dropping their bottles on the ground.
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Staff fear they will not have jobs next year
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Staff fear they will not have jobs next year
The mood among the tertiary education sector is grim and many staff are fearful they will not have jobs by the end of next year.
Fears at the university mount
Fears at the university mount
The mood among the tertiary education sector is grim and many staff are fearful they will not have jobs by the end of next year.