The southbound lane closure is in place between Bowler Avenue and Eccles Street - while the northbound lane remains open.

NZTA says a detour's in place, and people should allow extra time for travel.

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17 Dec: An Otago University student and rising rugby talent is recovering after a near-fatal fall from a Dunedin rooftop in September

16 Dec: A man's pleaded guilty to causing the hunting death of an Otago man on Stewart Island

16 Dec: A convicted murderer will remain behind bars after confronting Otago Corrections officers with a knife

15 Dec: A person has died after a crash in the Waikato's Waipa - and three others were seriously injured

14 Dec: A couple of big names have navigated their way into the second round of the World Darts Championship at Alexandra Palace

11 Dec: An Alexandra man's been sentenced to 12 months' home detention, after Customs found child pornography on his phone at Queenstown Airport

08 Dec: Otago Police say a man accused of lighting a Mosgiel shed fire was found with multiple unlicensed firearms and 150 rounds of ammunition

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Today's News

Business:
FIFA has introduced a new ticketing tier for next year's World Cup, following an uproar over the prices to attend games 7:57

Entertainment:
Amanda Seyfried feels "protective" of Sydney Sweeney 7:50

Health & Safety:
Sick children face delays getting treatment at Dunedin Hospital, as its paediatric department struggles with staff shortages 7:47

International:
Today in History, December 17: Kim Jong-il's death kept secret 7:37

Education:
An Otago University student and rising rugby talent is recovering after a near-fatal fall from a Dunedin rooftop in September 7:37

Accident and Emergency:
Two climbers are missing at Aoraki Mount Cook for a third day, after failing to return from climbing one of New Zealand's most dangerous peaks 7:27

Entertainment:
Gwyneth Paltrow thinks she's been "really lucky" in her career 7:20

Cricket:
Jacob Duffy is relishing being the interim leader of the Black Caps pace attack 7:17

Sailing:
Kiwi sailor Andy Maloney is on the move in SailGP again, joining Artemis Sweden as flight controller 7:07

Entertainment:
Cynthia Erivo enters therapy after shooting a film 6:50

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