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Dunedin
August 14
Students doing it for themselves
Secondary school students keen to tread the boards got the chance and more at the first festival of its type in Dunedin yesterday.
Steve Hepburn
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Dunedin
August 14
A dinosaur exhibit to get your teeth into
If you came across a
Teratophoneus
while walking the dog down St Kilda Beach, you (and Fido) would probably become a quick and tasty dinosaur snack.
John Lewis
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Dunedin
August 14
Cultural perspectives central to understanding stigma
When it comes to attitudes towards people with mental illness, Māori and Pasifika appear to have the best perspectives.
John Lewis
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Dunedin
August 14
Name and occupation forever under wraps in mosque video case, judge orders
An ex-government employee who was caught with footage of the mosque shootings can never be named
Rob Kidd
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Dunedin
August 14
Last of six men sentenced for gang-related prison pack attack
A Dunedin man involved in a gang-related pack attack behind bars has avoided being sent back to prison.
Felicity Dear
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Dunedin
August 14
Calling on support for a Dunedin refuge crisis helpline
Traditionally, people dress for success. But today, hundreds of people will also be buying designer clothing to support the Dunedin Whānau Refuge Fundraising Appeal.
John Lewis
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Dunedin
August 14
Dunedin cafe owner says roadworks left her $110k out of pocket
A Dunedin cafe owner says she spent more than $100,000 to keep her business alive while controversial roadworks dragged on for months.
Tim Scott
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Dunedin
August 14
Sordid rumours catalyst for Dunedin professional’s rākau attack
A public-facing professional violently quashed rumours of an affair, attacking a woman with a padded rakau in front of her child, a court has heard
Rob Kidd
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Dunedin
August 14
Dunedin youth-group founder avoids conviction over violent threats
A community youth leader who threatened to "get his guns and his boys” and shoot his cousin has avoided conviction
Rob Kidd
Dunedin
August 14
Film festival opening a family affair
Family of Alexandra-born Ani Palmer get ready to watch her performance in Big Girls Don’t Cry at the New Zealand International Film Festival in Dunedin on Friday.
Grant Miller
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Dunedin
August 14
‘Good bugger’ climber donates $1.3m to team who extended his life
One of New Zealand’s leading climbers has bequeathed $1.3 million to a University of Otago research team which gave him an “extra 10 years of life”.
Matthew Littlewood
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Dunedin
August 14
National’s South Island plan attempt to ‘leave us off the map’
The National Party’s South Island plan has been called “a breathtakingly brazen snub of Dunedin”.
Grant Miller
Dunedin
August 14
Dunedin mum with months to live wants to make lasting memories for her daughter
A Dunedin police officer and former professional Ironman athlete with terminal cancer has vowed to continue her battle so she can make as many memories as possible with her 10-year-old daughter.
John Lewis
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