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DunedinNovember 1

Call for government to step up and protect NZ’s cultural heritage

A director of several Dunedin museums, galleries and cultural collections has called for the government to stop being a “bystander”, and commit to long-term cross-party action that will provide a sustainable funding model to protect New Zealand’s cultural heritage.
Call for government to step up and protect NZ’s cultural heritage
Call for government to step up and protect NZ’s cultural heritage
DunedinNovember 1

‘Spells of unusually warm’ and dry weather forecast for Dunedin this summer

Rather than the usual Lakes and Central Otago district holiday hotspots, it appears “spells of unusually warm” weather may make Dunedin the place to be this summer.
‘Spells of unusually warm’ and dry weather forecast for Dunedin this summer
‘Spells of unusually warm’ and dry weather forecast for Dunedin this summer
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DunedinNovember 1

Fellowship to help ‘struggling’ native species survive invasion

While invasive species continue to threaten New Zealand’s environment, a University of Otago researcher is investigating how climate change may be influencing the success of their invasion.
Fellowship to help ‘struggling’ native species survive invasion
Fellowship to help ‘struggling’ native species survive invasion
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DunedinNovember 1

Forecast stokes Fenz fears over fireworks

Halloween’s usual ghoulish costumes and over-consumption of sweets is now out of the way, and the next frightful event could be Guy Fawkes, with fireworks going off in hot and windy conditions on Thursday.
Forecast stokes Fenz fears over fireworks
Forecast stokes Fenz fears over fireworks
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DunedinNovember 1

Works of art, on the run

A Dunedin family participate in the Night 'n Day Rainbow Run at Logan Park, on Sunday.
Works of art, on the run
Works of art, on the run
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DunedinNovember 1

‘Cost of greed crisis’ top of topics at Dunedin political forum

The “Cat in the Hat” political forum in Dunedin, again raised the ongoing spectre of New Zealand’s cost of living crisis, with one political candidate going so far as to describe it as a “cost of greed crisis”.
‘Cost of greed crisis’ top of topics at Dunedin political forum
‘Cost of greed crisis’ top of topics at Dunedin political forum
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DunedinOctober 30

‘Cheap illegal tobacco’ making it easier for young people to take up smoking

As cheap illegal cigarettes continue to increase on the black market in New Zealand, researchers have found those who buy them are able to fool themselves into thinking they are still “law-abiding citizens”.
‘Cheap illegal tobacco’ making it easier for young people to take up smoking
‘Cheap illegal tobacco’ making it easier for young people to take up smoking
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DunedinOctober 30

Pancreas: small organ, big attitude

No, this is not a new fashion statement. Rather, it is a giant pancreas, and it is designed to get New Zealanders talking about pancreatic cancer.
Pancreas: small organ, big attitude
Pancreas: small organ, big attitude
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QueenstownOctober 30

Government slaps down multi-billion dollar Queenstown fast-track development

The declining of a multi-billion-dollar, 828.2-hectare residential and commercial subdivision for fast-track approval near Queenstown, may signal a shift in the government’s stance, Queenstown’s mayor says.
Government slaps down multi-billion dollar Queenstown fast-track development
Government slaps down multi-billion dollar Queenstown fast-track development
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DunedinOctober 30

UBS shaping up for opening ‘early next month’

Staff at the University Book Shop (UBS) are fully booked for the next couple of weeks, stacking shelves in preparation for the store’s reopening.
UBS shaping up for opening ‘early next month’
UBS shaping up for opening ‘early next month’