Marama Davidson 'in the thick of it' with cancer treatment
Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson has provided an update on her cancer journey, saying that she is "in the thick of it".
Another young child dies from curtain cord
Another young child dies from curtain cord
Another young child has been strangled by a curtain cord, three years on from a coroner calling for strict regulations to prevent such deaths.
IRD giving taxpayers' details to Facebook for ads
IRD giving taxpayers' details to Facebook for ads
Inland Revenue is giving hundreds of thousands of taxpayers' details to social media platforms for marketing campaigns.
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Firm ‘worried’ it will lose hospital plumbing job
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Firm ‘worried’ it will lose hospital plumbing job
Workers at a Dunedin firm tasked with the plumbing at the new hospital inpatients building fear the contract hangs in the balance, the Otago Daily Times understands.
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Owners jump gun on reopening of venue
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Owners jump gun on reopening of venue
The reopening of a landmark Dunedin music venue has been delayed after its owners promoted the establishment before being granted a liquor licence.
Gift of mirrors ‘beautiful gesture’
Gift of mirrors ‘beautiful gesture’
Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who’s the most generous of them all?
Lotto 2410
Lotto 2410
Results from Saturday night's Lotto draw.
Laser strikes ‘so dangerous’: pilot
Laser strikes ‘so dangerous’: pilot
A Helicopters Otago pilot carrying a critically ill patient to Dunedin Hospital says he could have crashed after a laser was shone into his cockpit about 3.30am yesterday.
Dunedin memorial cruise pays tribute to motorsport icon
Dunedin memorial cruise pays tribute to motorsport icon
Motor enthusiasts revved their engines and squealed their tyres to celebrate the life and legacy of a motorsport great in Dunedin yesterday.
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Memorial cruise draws in car lovers
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Memorial cruise draws in car lovers
Motor enthusiasts revved their engines and squealed their tyres to celebrate the life and legacy of a motorsport great in Dunedin yesterday.
Intelligent show raises queer voice in brilliant style
Intelligent show raises queer voice in brilliant style
On Saturday evening, the Mayfair Theatre, the home of music hall, was filled with what director and compere for The Ultimate Drag Show, Olivia Dreams, dubbed the "tri, bi and don’t know" community only too ready for a belly laugh and only too happy to be loud and proud.
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Call to watch for mpox signs
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Call to watch for mpox signs
Health New Zealand-Te Whatu Ora is asking people to monitor for signs of the viral illness mpox after contacts of known cases attended Queenstown’s Winter Pride Festival last month.
Many hearts lifted by intriguing performance
Many hearts lifted by intriguing performance
A full house sat in silence for the performance by Dance Otepoti’s Selfportrait24, devised by Marcela Giesche, in the Athenaeum yesterday afternoon.
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Conflict insight focus of lecture
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Conflict insight focus of lecture
The Treaty of Waitangi was a peaceful resolution to what could have been a conflict as deeply rooted as the present war in Gaza, a Dunedin-based Israeli Jewish man says.
Dogs and their owners socialise at event
Dogs and their owners socialise at event
Lois Butler, of Gore, grooms her Japanese spitz Khan at the Waikouaiti Kennel Association ribbon parade at Forrester Park yesterday.
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Five options on water services to be discussed
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Five options on water services to be discussed
Options for how Otago and Southland councils could work together to provide water services have been drafted and will soon be tested politically.
Brigade putting funds from Ducati’s sale towards vehicle
Brigade putting funds from Ducati’s sale towards vehicle
A high-speed motorbike donated to a Dunedin fire brigade in gratitude for its heroic efforts saving a trapped horse has sold for $6250.
Female drivers burn rubber at Dunedin burnouts event
Female drivers burn rubber at Dunedin burnouts event
If you smelt shredded tyres in Waldronville on Saturday, it was the work of a "self-proclaimed nana driver" burning rubber at the speedway.
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Burnout event an ‘absolute adrenaline rush’
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Burnout event an ‘absolute adrenaline rush’
If you smelt shredded tyres in Waldronville on Saturday, it was the work of a "self-proclaimed nana driver" burning rubber at the speedway.
World in pictures: September 9
World in pictures: September 9
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