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DunedinSeptember 22

Health spas keeping birds spick and span

Rather than just popping in to get a facial or get their nails done, new research shows some bird species go the extra mile to take “health spas” at natural geothermal vents to rid themselves of pathogens and parasites.
Health spas keeping birds spick and span
Health spas keeping birds spick and span
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DunedinSeptember 22

Contaminated water sources may be contributing to fertility issues

Falling fertility rates and reproductive health among southern residents may be partly caused by hormone-disrupting chemicals which have been found in a range of our water sources.
Contaminated water sources may be contributing to fertility issues
Contaminated water sources may be contributing to fertility issues
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WānakaSeptember 19

Beautiful thoughts to inspire Hāwea Flat School pupils

Hāwea Flat School has won an artwork which aims to inspire young minds.
Beautiful thoughts to inspire Hāwea Flat School pupils
Beautiful thoughts to inspire Hāwea Flat School pupils
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DunedinSeptember 14

Pieces of Otago’s financial, agricultural history up for auction

A 1906 Bank of Australasia £1 note will go under the hammer at the Mowbray Collectables International Numismatic Auction, where it is estimated to attract bids of up to NZ$5000.
Pieces of Otago’s financial, agricultural history up for auction
Pieces of Otago’s financial, agricultural history up for auction
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DunedinSeptember 13

Southern schools bracing for the impact of government curriculum changes

A new independent report on the government’s “painful”, “truly alarming" and "unacceptable” new secondary qualifications system, has left schools around the country bracing themselves for the oncoming “breaking point” — both financially and for staff.
Southern schools bracing for the impact of government curriculum changes
Southern schools bracing for the impact of government curriculum changes
DunedinSeptember 13

Baxter in hospital after his condition deteriorates

After doctors failed to diagnose his blood cancer for about three years, Mark Baxter is now receiving 24/7 care on a cancer ward at Dunedin Hospital.
Baxter in hospital after his condition deteriorates
Baxter in hospital after his condition deteriorates
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North OtagoSeptember 13

New variable speed limits for SH1 at Moeraki

After “considerable public feedback”, the NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi has confirmed it will be imposing variable speed limits on State Highway 1, at Moeraki.
New variable speed limits for SH1 at Moeraki
New variable speed limits for SH1 at Moeraki
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DunedinSeptember 11

Cosplayers come out to play in inaugural Dunedin convention

If you encounter creatures with large expressive eyes, stylised facial features, and unique hair shapes in vibrant colours on Saturday, the chances are you have just stepped into Ōtepoti Pop Con.
Cosplayers come out to play in inaugural Dunedin convention
Cosplayers come out to play in inaugural Dunedin convention
DunedinSeptember 11

Record numbers competing in performing arts competition

Dunedin cellist Liliana Choi, 10, competes in the under-12 baroque solo category at the Dunedin Performing Arts Competitions Society competitions on Friday.
Record numbers competing in performing arts competition
Record numbers competing in performing arts competition
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DunedinSeptember 10

Magic Mushroom ingredient may help treat depression and anxiety

For Dunedin people with treatment-resistant mild to moderate depression and anxiety, hope may be available in the form of a new study using “magic mushrooms”.
Magic Mushroom ingredient may help treat depression and anxiety
Magic Mushroom ingredient may help treat depression and anxiety