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Gull ‘dispersal’ operation yet to be decided on
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Gull ‘dispersal’ operation yet to be decided on
A plan to drive black-backed gulls away from the Green Island landfill this year is up in the air.
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Car spiked after teen driver flees police
Car spiked after teen driver flees police
Police spiked a fleeing vehicle in Dunedin early yesterday then arrested the teenage driver after he left the scene on foot.
Ruse backfires on driver
Ruse backfires on driver
A North Island man stopped by police in Dunedin gave a false name, but the man he was pretending to be was wanted, and he was taken into custody.
Fleeing teen driver spiked, arrested
Fleeing teen driver spiked, arrested
Police spiked a fleeing car in Dunedin early today then arrested the teenage driver after he fled the scene on foot.
Wanted man gave fake name, of wanted man
Wanted man gave fake name, of wanted man
A North Island man stopped by police in Dunedin gave a fake name — but the man he was pretending to be was wanted, and he was taken into custody.
Machete man 'confronting people' in Roslyn
Machete man 'confronting people' in Roslyn
Police are looking for a man with a machete and a crutch who is alleged to have been confronting people on footpaths in the Dunedin suburb of Roslyn yesterday.
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Landfill still on borrowed time
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Landfill still on borrowed time
An assessment of the risk the Green Island landfill poses to human health has yet to be filed as Dunedin’s dump continues to operate on borrowed time.
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‘Rats in the aisles’ at Dunedin supermarket
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‘Rats in the aisles’ at Dunedin supermarket
Staff at a major Dunedin supermarket say rats are running rampant in the store and fear the public have been sold contaminated food.
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Boxes give urban rifleman ‘helping hand’
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Boxes give urban rifleman ‘helping hand’
Nesting boxes at Ross Creek Reserve could provide a needed "helping hand" for Dunedin’s only known urban population of New Zealand’s smallest native bird.
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Hopes for research as $200m lobster industry recovers
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Hopes for research as $200m lobster industry recovers
The South’s nearly $200 million-a-year rock lobster industry has rebounded after marine heatwaves prompted fears last summer.
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Wetland project a haven for threatened gulls
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Wetland project a haven for threatened gulls
A project designed to improve water quality in the contentious Manuherikia catchment has gone to the birds.
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Exporting waste investigation urged
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Exporting waste investigation urged
The Dunedin City Council still needs to properly explore the option of exporting waste, an opponent of a controversial new landfill says.
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Uncertainty remains over govt overhaul: councillor
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Uncertainty remains over govt overhaul: councillor
The government’s overhaul of resource management legislation will require changes to the Otago Regional Council’s forthcoming plan to manage freshwater, chairwoman Gretchen Robertson says.
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'Huge': Central $9b gold find 'just the beginning'
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'Huge': Central $9b gold find 'just the beginning'
Another international company hunting for gold in Central Otago says the $9billion find announced this week is "just the beginning".
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New trades training hub planned
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New trades training hub planned
A new trades training facility is planned for the Dunedin suburb of Bradford.
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Gold mine ‘overdue shot in arm’
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Gold mine ‘overdue shot in arm’
A gold mine near Tarras would be an "overdue shot in the arm" and should not be stopped by "tiny, shrill" environmentalist minorities, the Resource Minister says.
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Kāinga Ora expands in Corstorphine
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Kāinga Ora expands in Corstorphine
Kāinga Ora has plans to build new homes in the Dunedin suburb of Corstorphine.
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Fishers must act or area stays closed
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Fishers must act or area stays closed
An area where two Hector’s dolphins were caught last year will remain closed until fishers agree to protective measures for the remainder of the fishing year, Shane Jones says.
Sea lion pups prompt warning of dog danger
Sea lion pups prompt warning of dog danger
Two sea lion pups have been born at Dunedin’s Chisholm Links golf course this year, prompting officials to again consider closing John Wilson Ocean Dr to protect the animals.
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Bus stops to be audited to address ‘accessibility’
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Bus stops to be audited to address ‘accessibility’
More than 800 Dunedin bus stops will be audited this year as the regional and city councils look to improve the bus service and address "accessibility challenges".