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DunedinAugust 13

Taiaroa Head bird flu closure would be ‘catastrophic’ for tourism

A knee-jerk reaction to the threat of bird flu risks having a “catastrophic” impact on the jewel in Dunedin’s tourism crown, a cruise industry leader says.
Taiaroa Head bird flu closure would be ‘catastrophic’ for tourism
Taiaroa Head bird flu closure would be ‘catastrophic’ for tourism
DunedinAugust 13

Patti’s & Cream George St diner closed ‘effective immediately’

A Dunedin ice cream parlour has closed “effective immediately” leaving customers stunned and saddened.
Patti’s & Cream George St diner closed ‘effective immediately’
Patti’s & Cream George St diner closed ‘effective immediately’
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BusinessAugust 12

From sea to plate: Fiordland Lobster Company embracing AI lobster-tracing technology

Fiordland Lobster Company plans to roll out new AI technology on the factory floor that can trace the crustaceans from the sea all the way to the plate.
From sea to plate: Fiordland Lobster Company embracing AI lobster-tracing technology
From sea to plate: Fiordland Lobster Company embracing AI lobster-tracing technology
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DunedinAugust 10

Near $200k Edgar Centre roof patch job begins

Work to the tune of $200,000 has begun on the roof of the Edgar Centre to curb leakage and condensation build-up.
Near $200k Edgar Centre roof patch job begins
Near $200k Edgar Centre roof patch job begins
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Central OtagoAugust 10

Central Otago grape-growing business goes into liquidation owing $560k

A downturn in demand, a lack of profitability and “differing views” between shareholders have led to a Central Otago grape-growing business going into liquidation owing at least $560,000.
Central Otago grape-growing business goes into liquidation owing $560k
Central Otago grape-growing business goes into liquidation owing $560k
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Central OtagoAugust 10

Subdivision on fast-track path would have ‘significant impacts’

A second massive fast-track subdivision on Cromwell’s doorstep has sparked fears of excessive delays and long queues on a nearby highway.
Subdivision on fast-track path would have ‘significant impacts’
Subdivision on fast-track path would have ‘significant impacts’
SouthlandAugust 10

One seriously hurt after collision involving stock truck near Invercargill

One person has been taken to hospital with "serious to critical injuries" after a crash involving a stock truck and car near Invercargill.
One seriously hurt after collision involving stock truck near Invercargill
One seriously hurt after collision involving stock truck near Invercargill
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DunedinAugust 9

‘Completely blindsided’: ex-boss shocked by charity’s plight

The former chairman of Volunteer South says he left the charity believing it had a “strong future” and secure funding ahead.
‘Completely blindsided’: ex-boss shocked by charity’s plight
‘Completely blindsided’: ex-boss shocked by charity’s plight
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DunedinAugust 9

‘We’ve got fatigue from fighting for the arts’: community reeling from recent cuts to Dunedin arts

The wave of recent blows to arts and culture in Dunedin has made the community feel so despondent they might give up fighting, a local playwright fears.
‘We’ve got fatigue from fighting for the arts’: community reeling from recent cuts to Dunedin arts
‘We’ve got fatigue from fighting for the arts’: community reeling from recent cuts to Dunedin arts
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DunedinAugust 7

Demand high in city for ‘The Odyssey’

Homer’s The Odyssey is flying off the shelves in Dunedin in the wake of Christopher Nolan’s film adaption, with one bookseller saying copies are going within days of being advertised.
Demand high in city for ‘The Odyssey’
Demand high in city for ‘The Odyssey’