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The demolition of a luxury house in Queenstown will begin today
17 June 2024
The demolition of a luxury house in Queenstown will begin today
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Invercargill's unveiled a new attraction - paying homage to one of the world's rarest reptiles
8 Jun:
Invercargill's unveiled a new attraction - paying homage to one of the world's rarest reptiles...
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A fifth baby tuatara has been found at Invercargill's museum demolition site
7 Jun:
A fifth baby tuatara has been found at Invercargill's museum demolition site...
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A new report out of Otago University has shone light on the lack of access to appropriate specialist healthcare
7 Jun:
A new report out of Otago University has shone light on the lack of access to appropriate specialist healthcare...
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Queenstown Airport has gained international recognition for its biodiversity work
6 Jun:
Queenstown Airport has gained international recognition for its biodiversity work...
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A reminder of the dangers of driving while tired, as a harrowing coroner's report reveals the final moments of three Singaporean students
6 Jun:
A reminder of the dangers of driving while tired, as a harrowing coroner's report reveals the final moments of three Singaporean students...
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A community support group in Queenstown is raising the alarm over the impacts of visa changes
4 Jun:
A community support group in Queenstown is raising the alarm over the impacts of visa changes...
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An Otago University researcher is reminding parents to branch out as baby food pouches take over the market
2 Jun:
An Otago University researcher is reminding parents to branch out as baby food pouches take over the market...
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Four baby Tuatara have been found in the demolition site of Invercargill's old museum
31 May:
Four baby Tuatara have been found in the demolition site of Invercargill's old museum...
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A sigh of relief in Southland - after confirmation the Tiwai Point Smelter's future is secure for the next 20 years
31 May:
A sigh of relief in Southland - after confirmation the Tiwai Point Smelter's future is secure for the next 20 years...
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04 Nov:
An Otago University study has found baby-food pouches don't cause excessive weight gain
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29 Nov:
An Invercargill man's landed himself in court after allegedly indecently exposing himself to members of the public
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09 Nov:
A second Tour of Southland cycling triumph is no more believable than a first for local hero Josh Burnett
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04 Nov:
PowerNet cyclist Kiaan Watts has overcome a race neutralisation to win the Tour of Southland's second stage in Lumsden
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06 Nov:
The Tour of Southland scenery spectacle has gone unnoticed at times for local rider Tom Sexton
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20 Nov:
An Oamaru man's been arrested, after a high-powered laser was pointed at the Otago Rescue Helicopter
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09 Nov:
Orange jersey holder Josh Burnett is refusing to jump the gun heading into the final two stages of the Tour of Southland
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3 Dec:
Heavy rain for parts of the south island, severe gales for lower north island
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26 Nov:
Nz's biggest hotspots for whooping cough revealed
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4 Nov:
Quake hits central new zealand
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24 Oct:
Severe gales, heavy rain: weather warnings for north and south islands
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24 Oct:
Warning as severe gales and heavy rain forecast to hit
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11 Oct:
Aurora to light up skies above new zealand
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7 Oct:
Heavy rain and strong winds today, with some spots of sunshine
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5 Oct:
Live: clutha communities isolated, wastewater treatment plants overflow
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5:07
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22:37
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21:57
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21:44
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21:17
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