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Queenstown Airport's flying high, thanks to a surge in visitors
8 October 2025
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Police are investigating after a fire on a cellphone tower at Wanaka
8 Oct 2025:
Police are investigating after a fire on a cellphone tower at Wanaka...
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Queenstown residents are being urged to get vaccinated against Measles, after a case was confirmed in the area
6 Oct 2025:
Queenstown residents are being urged to get vaccinated against Measles, after a case was confirmed in the area...
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State Highway 90 north of Gore remains closed between Tapanui and Waikoikoi due to flooding
6 Oct 2025:
State Highway 90 north of Gore remains closed between Tapanui and Waikoikoi due to flooding...
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A new movement control area in Otago aims to support ongoing efforts to eradicate bovine TB
3 Oct 2025:
A new movement control area in Otago aims to support ongoing efforts to eradicate bovine TB...
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Wanaka Police are asking for the public's help after suspicious fires were lit near homes - forcing people to run from their beds
2 Oct 2025:
Wanaka Police are asking for the public's help after suspicious fires were lit near homes - forcing people to run from their beds...
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Timaru dessert company Denheath is in deep custard with creditors
30 Sep 2025:
Timaru dessert company Denheath is in deep custard with creditors...
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The total number of measles cases in New Zealand now sits at five
30 Sep 2025:
The total number of measles cases in New Zealand now sits at five...
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The Silver Ferns are confident the pieces of the puzzle are starting to form ahead of the third Taini Jamison test against South Africa in Invercargill tonight
28 Sep 2025:
The Silver Ferns are confident the pieces of the puzzle are starting to form ahead of the third Taini Jamison test against South Africa in Invercargill tonight...
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Otago's State Highway 8 has reopened at Shingle Creek, north of Roxburgh after a serious crash closed it
28 Sep 2025:
Otago's State Highway 8 has reopened at Shingle Creek, north of Roxburgh after a serious crash closed it...
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