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Two people have suffered injuries after a two vehicle crash on State Highway one in Oamaru
16 September 2025
Two people have suffered injuries after a two vehicle crash on State Highway one in Oamaru
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Otago has emerged as the most expensive region in New Zealand, for renters
16 Sep:
Otago has emerged as the most expensive region in New Zealand, for renters...
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Police are seeking more information from locals after a man was discovered with unexplained injuries on a country road in Queenstown
15 Sep:
Police are seeking more information from locals after a man was discovered with unexplained injuries on a country road in Queenstown...
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Police are responding to an incident in Queenstown tonight, after a person was found seriously injured
14 Sep:
Police are responding to an incident in Queenstown tonight, after a person was found seriously injured...
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An open ocean tugboat from Wellington has rendezvoused with an oil and chemical tanker stuck off the coast of Stewart Island
14 Sep:
An open ocean tugboat from Wellington has rendezvoused with an oil and chemical tanker stuck off the coast of Stewart Island...
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A man's facing multiple charges after Police found a sawn-off shotgun and cocaine in his car in Queenstown
13 Sep:
A man's facing multiple charges after Police found a sawn-off shotgun and cocaine in his car in Queenstown...
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A helicopter pilot has been convicted for running illegal scenic flights in Central Otago
12 Sep:
A helicopter pilot has been convicted for running illegal scenic flights in Central Otago...
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One person's died following a two-vehicle collision on State Highway One in central Invercargill this morning
11 Sep:
One person's died following a two-vehicle collision on State Highway One in central Invercargill this morning...
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Work is underway to reduce the avalanche risk in Milford Sound
9 Sep:
Work is underway to reduce the avalanche risk in Milford Sound...
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A pedestrian's being airlifted to hospital in a critical condition after being hit by a train in Timaru
8 Sep:
A pedestrian's being airlifted to hospital in a critical condition after being hit by a train in Timaru...
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