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DunedinOctober 14

‘I straight up gave $43,000 to the party’: Green MP provides own kickstart to Dunedin campaign

The Green Party’s Dunedin hopeful kickstarted his bid for the seat with a $40k donation to his own campaign.
Ruby Shaw
    ‘I straight up gave $43,000 to the party’: Green MP provides own kickstart to Dunedin campaign
    ‘I straight up gave $43,000 to the party’: Green MP provides own kickstart to Dunedin campaign
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    DunedinOctober 14

    ‘Frightening’ early morning break-in leaves young family on edge

    A Dunedin man who sneaked into a complex of flats where a toddler was sleeping has left occupants with “a lingering sense of unease and anxiety”.
    Felicity Dear
    ‘Frightening’ early morning break-in leaves young family on edge
    ‘Frightening’ early morning break-in leaves young family on edge
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    DunedinOctober 14

    Inland port company argues for rail siding as talks continue with KiwiRail

    The backers of the proposed inland port in Mosgiel say it would not have spent $13 million to build a rail siding at Port Chalmers if it was not mirrored at the new development.
    Steve Hepburn
    Inland port company argues for rail siding as talks continue with KiwiRail
    Inland port company argues for rail siding as talks continue with KiwiRail
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    DunedinOctober 14

    Major Otago study paints bleak picture as financial struggle spreads to middle classes

    New Zealanders are increasingly pessimistic and a sharp increase in the numbers financially struggling has spread to the middle classes, a major consumer research project by the University of Otago has found.
    Matthew Littlewood
    Major Otago study paints bleak picture as financial struggle spreads to middle classes
    Major Otago study paints bleak picture as financial struggle spreads to middle classes
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    DunedinOctober 14

    Govt directive on nurse enrolments 'makes no sense'

    A government directive to limit enrolments for nurse training is being questioned, as pressure builds on the workforce.
    Grant Miller and RNZ
    Govt directive on nurse enrolments 'makes no sense'
    Govt directive on nurse enrolments 'makes no sense'
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    DunedinOctober 14

    Sinkhole opens in Mornington

    Part of a street in Mornington, Dunedin, could be closed for weeks after a sinkhole opened up.
    Grant Miller
    Sinkhole opens in Mornington
    Sinkhole opens in Mornington
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    DunedinOctober 14

    ‘It’s been very successful’: Dunedin Public Art Gallery Society holds first members’ exhibition in its 142-year history

    It may have taken nearly 150 years to get there, but the Dunedin Public Art Gallery Society’s first ever members’ exhibition has already resulted in a boost in membership — and it will not be the last.
    Tim Scott
    ‘It’s been very successful’: Dunedin Public Art Gallery Society holds first members’ exhibition in its 142-year history
    ‘It’s been very successful’: Dunedin Public Art Gallery Society holds first members’ exhibition in its 142-year history
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    DunedinOctober 14

    Peters: Setting out to provide stability

    New Zealand First leader Winston Peters has never been a man given to modesty and after another three years in government he firmly believes that there is plenty to blow his own trumpet about.
    Mike Houlahan
    Peters: Setting out to provide stability
    Peters: Setting out to provide stability
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    DunedinOctober 14

    You don’t become a surf lifesaver ‘expecting honours and accolades’

    When Bevan Andrews and Stuart McLachlan first started volunteering on Dunedin’s beaches as lifeguards in the 1970s, budgie smugglers were all the rage.
    John Lewis
    You don’t become a surf lifesaver ‘expecting honours and accolades’
    You don’t become a surf lifesaver ‘expecting honours and accolades’
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    DunedinOctober 14

    Fears violent Otago man’s release will have ‘lethal consequences’ for ex-partner

    There may be “lethal consequences” when a violent and manipulative Otago man is released from prison, the Parole Board has warned.
    Rob Kidd
    Fears violent Otago man’s release will have ‘lethal consequences’ for ex-partner
    Fears violent Otago man’s release will have ‘lethal consequences’ for ex-partner
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    DunedinOctober 14

    No mortgage and part-time job - but this Dunedin pensioner is still struggling

    Rhona Shaw, 76, expected she would be living a relatively comfortable retirement by now.
    Matthew Littlewood
    No mortgage and part-time job - but this Dunedin pensioner is still struggling
    No mortgage and part-time job - but this Dunedin pensioner is still struggling
    DunedinOctober 14

    Adrenaline junkie’s Tunnel Beach jump leads to ‘intervention’ from mum

    A Dunedin cliff-jumper has made the leap of a lifetime by launching himself from a 31m cliff at Tunnel Beach.
    Laine Priestley
    Adrenaline junkie’s Tunnel Beach jump leads to ‘intervention’ from mum
    Adrenaline junkie’s Tunnel Beach jump leads to ‘intervention’ from mum
    The StarOctober 14

    Solo show explores family stories

    Although he is alone on stage in his show, 'Bones', actor-playwright Julian Noel is surrounded by the presence of generations of his family.
    Brenda Harwood
    Solo show explores family stories
    Solo show explores family stories