Upside down trouble
Upside down trouble
A police officer wraps caution tape around a car resting on its roof in the suburb of Dalmore in Dunedin yesterday.
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Cars roll in 3-vehicle crash
Cars roll in 3-vehicle crash
Two cars rolled in a three-vehicle crash involving a barrier near Outram yesterday.
Region strikes it lucky again with another $5m+ win
Region strikes it lucky again with another $5m+ win
For the second week in a row, a winning Lotto ticket worth more than $5 million has been sold in the Dunedin area.
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Hope for skateboard lessons
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Hope for skateboard lessons
While admitting being "not the greatest skater" himself, a Dunedin businessman hopes his free skateboarding lessons for children will encourage others to pick up the sport.
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Families seek drug funding decision
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Families seek drug funding decision
Two Dunedin families are urging the government to fund a "life-changing" drug which may allow their chronically ill babies to have a more carefree childhood.
Israel-Hamas ceasefire failure spurs protest
Israel-Hamas ceasefire failure spurs protest
The collapse of a ceasefire in Gaza has spurred Dunedin’s Palestinian community and its supporters into action once again.
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Recognition ‘humbling’: supervisor
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Recognition ‘humbling’: supervisor
There are supervisors, and then there are super supervisors, such as Aniruddha Chatterjee.
Supportive to the end
Supportive to the end
Highlanders fans in The Zoo at Forsyth Barr Stadium support their team as they play the Queensland Reds on Saturday.
Class of ’58 welcomed by new pupils
Class of ’58 welcomed by new pupils
New school met old cool in Maori Hill as the class of 1958 were welcomed by today’s pupils.
Participants sought for oral ketamine trial
Participants sought for oral ketamine trial
People living with treatment-resistant depression are being given an opportunity to join a new medical trial, combining oral ketamine with a form of psychotherapy.
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Anxiety lower at bus hub, but issues remain
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Anxiety lower at bus hub, but issues remain
Has anything changed at Dunedin's bus hub since the stabbing of a teenager in May?
$5.3m Lotto ticket sold in Port Chalmers
$5.3m Lotto ticket sold in Port Chalmers
Another week, another Dunedin multi-millionaire.
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Goatee pulled out during assault
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Goatee pulled out during assault
A prickly relationship between two former best-friends got even worse when one ripped out the other’s goatee, landing him in court.
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Landfill suggestion ‘offensive’
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Landfill suggestion ‘offensive’
A Dunedin councillor has hit back at suggestions the proposed $92.4 million Smooth Hill landfill should be dumped, labelling an alternative idea "offensive".
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Pupils worry over rain: principals
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Pupils worry over rain: principals
When it rains, anxiety can ripple through South Dunedin schools as pupils already hit hard by flooding start to worry, principals say.
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‘Diabolical’ decisions led to staff cuts
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‘Diabolical’ decisions led to staff cuts
The slashing of staff in a ground-breaking Otago Polytechnic school is the legacy of "diabolical" decisions in Wellington, the former chief executive Phil Ker says.
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Lockdown enforced following threats
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Lockdown enforced following threats
A Dunedin man who sent 90 abusive messages to a charity support worker made an impromptu visit to their office prompting a hasty lockdown.
Pumbaa seeking forever home
Pumbaa seeking forever home
This little piggy is not off to the market ... yet.
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New drain significant milestone
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New drain significant milestone
Careful navigation of Bath St’s subterranean "spaghetti junction" was required to carry out some of the most complex underground work in Dunedin’s history, the project manager says.