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Eager new owner for second-hand bike
Now that Nora Gorton has her own bike, she has become quite the explorer.
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Sock used to bypass device, drink-drive
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Sock used to bypass device, drink-drive
A Dunedin man used a rudimentary technique involving a sock to defeat an alcohol interlock device, leaving a judge "astounded".
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Peninsula left out of school zone
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Peninsula left out of school zone
The Otago Peninsula community feels it has been put in a "ridiculous" and "impossible situation" after being left out of the enrolment zone of its closest all-girls school.
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South Island grand committee proposed
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South Island grand committee proposed
A special parliamentary committee for the entire South Island could lead to the island getting its fair share.
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Crafty creatures used to reduce risk of bird strike
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Crafty creatures used to reduce risk of bird strike
A pack of coyotes have been stalking the runway at Dunedin Airport.
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Benefit sanctions ‘creating barriers’ for the vulnerable
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Benefit sanctions ‘creating barriers’ for the vulnerable
New sanctions for people on benefits could create barriers for some of Dunedin’s most vulnerable, a community ministries manager has said.
One hurt in cattle truck crash
One hurt in cattle truck crash
One person has been transported to hospital after a cattle truck crash south of Timaru.
Lotto 2484
Lotto 2484
Results from Saturday night's Lotto draw.
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Hui held to refresh responders’ skills
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Hui held to refresh responders’ skills
Aside from Dunedin Hospital, the Dunedin Art Gallery was probably the next best place to have a major heart attack at the weekend.
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Teddies grin and bear it at hospital
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Teddies grin and bear it at hospital
Soft toys got their medical check-up at Carisbrook School on Saturday, and it might become a semi-regular thing.
Holy smoke
Holy smoke
The congregation waits outside St Patrick's Basilica in Dunedin while Fire and Emergency New Zealand personnel investigate inside yesterday evening.
From the same song sheet
From the same song sheet
Choir!Choir!, a musical group made up of residents of the Otago Peninsula, hit the high notes during a performance at the Otago Museum on Saturday as part of New Zealand Music Month.
Outstanding night of dance from RNZB
Outstanding night of dance from RNZB
Royal New Zealand BalletThe Firebird with My Brilliant CareerRegent TheatreSaturday, May 24 What a superb night of dance.
Dunedin firefighter to help in NSW
Dunedin firefighter to help in NSW
A Dunedin firefighter will join a crew of specialist personnel to assist with the ongoing flood response in New South Wales.
Packed audience treated to powerful work
Packed audience treated to powerful work
St Paul’s Cathedral was a sellout yesterday afternoon for a performance by Southern Youth Choir (director John Buchanan) of The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace.
Nine of Gaza doctor’s children killed in strike
Nine of Gaza doctor’s children killed in strike
An Israeli strike on Gaza killed nine of a doctor’s 10 children while she was at work on Saturday, the territory’s health ministry said.
18 injured in knife attack
18 injured in knife attack
Eighteen people were injured in a knife attack in Hamburg station on Saturday, Germany’s Bild newspaper reported, and local police confirmed they had arrested the suspected assailant.
Close call
Close call
A 135m-long container ship, which almost hit a house, stands in Trondheim, Norway, on Friday.
Guinea pigs at their best for show
Guinea pigs at their best for show
Mirror, mirror on the wall who is the prettiest guinea pig of them all?
World in pictures
World in pictures
Recent photographs from Reuters