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    One person has been seriously injured by a falling tree in Dunedin

    One person has been seriously injured by a falling tree in Dunedin


    Today's wild winds have caused chaos - bringing down trees and power lines across the city.

    St John says they were called to Albany Street just before 4.

    They says one person has been taken to Dunedin hospiital in serious condition.

    The Otago Daily Times says another tree has fallen on a house in Portobello - and a number of roads were temporarily blocked.

    © 2026 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     Today's News

    		 Business:
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     Law and Order:
    Police are investigating an unexplained death in Whangarei, after a body was found this morning 21:17

     International:
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     Accident and Emergency:
    A man's been taken into custody after armed police attended a family harm callout in Waikato's Parawera, southeast of Te Awamutu 19:07

     Cricket:
    Black Caps coach Rob Walter is grateful their subcontinent travels at the T20 World Cup are not done yet 18:57

     Rugby:
    A new job for Kiwi rugby coach Wayne Pivac 18:37

     Living & Travel:
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     International:
    Iran's next supreme leader may have been waiting for this moment to rise 18:17

     Rugby League:
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     National:
    Strait of Hormuz: if the Iran conflict shuts world’s most important oil chokepoint, global economic chaos could follow 18:07

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