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A Southland company has been fined 10-thousand dollars for failing to keep adequate records

13 May 2022

Chan Farther and Son Limited hadn't kept records of sales for the seafood it was moving between its Te Anau restaurants.

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Other Lower South Island News

16 Nov: Travellers are advised of a serious incident on State Highway 6 at Central Otago's Kawarau Gorge that may result in delays

14 Nov: Nearly 50 thousand passengers are expected to fly into Queenstown Airport, for one of its busiest weekends of the year

13 Nov: A warning for helicopter pilots - to more critically assess landing locations, after a near-miss in Fiordland National Park this year

13 Nov: Fireworks have caused a 200 by 200 square metre fire on Southland's Oreti Beach

12 Nov: Otago University students are facing back to back increases to their tuition fees

10 Nov: A stolen car has been found submerged in Queenstown's Lake Wakatipu overnight

07 Nov: A man's been charged, after Environment Southland investigated complaints of a stench at a Southland slink skin factory

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Netball:
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Environment:
The fire is out, but Tongariro is now at risk of losing its unique biological legacy 8:07

Motoring:
Supercars driver Matt Payne's championship hopes have been ended by a collision during the second Sandown 500 race in Melbourne 7:57

International:
Palestinians fear 'nothing can be done' about Israeli military operation in West Bank refugee camps 7:57

Cricket:
A seven-run triumph for New Zealand in the opening one-day cricket international against the West Indies in Christchurch, but the win may have come at a middle-order cost 7:57

International:
Family demand justice for Ukrainian journalist tortured in Russia 7:47

Rugby League:
Parramatta have released wing Zac Lomax to pursue opportunities outside of league's NRL 7:47

Education:
Why 'not just living for the weekend' may be a social media trend for good 7:37

Law and Order:
Police are investigating an unexplained death in Auckland's Otahuhu 7:37

Cricket:
New Zealand have won the opening one-day cricket international against the West Indies in Christchurch by seven runs 7:27

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