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July 25
Family violence offender must stay out of Dunedin, wear ankle bracelet
A judge ordered a repeat family violence offender to submit to GPS tracking on his release from prison after hearing "terror" in the voice of his victim, who lives in Dunedin.
Dunedin
July 25
One seriously hurt in Dunedin motorway crash
A person is seriously injured after a crash on Dunedin’s southern motorway overnight.
Dunedin
July 25
Wildlife hospital on alert as H5 bird flu arrives
The arrival of the highly pathogenic avian influenza H5N1 on New Zealand’s shores means increased vigilance for the team at Dunedin Wildlife Hospital, although it remains business as usual.
Brenda Harwood
The Star
July 25
How an ancient illness isolated sufferers
An ancient disease that has instilled fear and led to the persecution of sufferers for millennia is the subject of an upcoming medical history lecture in Dunedin.
Sam Henderson
The Star
July 25
Marching Otago on a mission to encourage a new generation of high steppers
Marching Otago is keen for more people to gain confidence in every step by taking up the sport ahead of a bumper season.
Sam Henderson
The Star
July 25
Family-friendly show has music, storytelling and a dragon
City Choir Dunedin and Little Box of Operas join forces to present a family-friendly musical show based on the legend of Saint George and the Dragon next month.
Brenda Harwood
The Star
July 25
Southern Consort takes ‘Starlight’ journey in song for Matariki
Dunedin’s Southern Consort of Voices invite music lovers to experience the stars through the medium of music in celebration of Matariki.
The Star
July 25
Excitement builds for Brighton's long-awaited community pump track
Representatives from the Dunedin City Council and SouthRoads visited Brighton Domain recently to assess plans for a $120,000 community-funded pump track..
Sam Henderson
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Dunedin
July 24
Jobs to go as beloved Dunedin bookshop shrinks
Staff at a student-run Dunedin bookshop are set to lose their jobs after it was announced the premises will move to a smaller, on-campus store.
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Dunedin
July 24
Hospital project no longer at ‘critical’ risk of failure
After years of the new Dunedin hospital project being one of the government’s most “high risk” projects, the financial boffins appear to have downgraded the risk in the latest assessment.
Matthew Littlewood
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Dunedin
July 24
Dunedin dads wheeling and cannabis dealing
An undercover police sting revealed two Dunedin dads were peddling cannabis from a vehicle business one owned.
Felicity Dear
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Dunedin
July 24
Final coffee run for Gregg’s factory
Production is set to grind to a halt at a landmark Dunedin business this weekend.
Grant Miller
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Dunedin
July 24
Bold-as-brass band hits 125th, marches onward into future
Dunedin’s world-renowned brass band is prepared to toot its own horn as it celebrates 125 years of musical history.
Ruby Shaw
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