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• H&J surplus auction sells all 2000 items

  A DUMMY here, a dummy there — 250-plus of them went under the hammer on Saturday and now they could be anywhere.

• USmanhere forwedding sentenced overattack

  AN American who rained a flurry of punches on a prone Queenstown man, ruining a wedding celebration in the process, can return home after paying $6000 to his victim.

• Schoolrebuild costrevealed

  THE Ministry of Education has revealed costs of the rebuild of Clutha Valley Primary School in Clydevale.

• ‘Loud and clear’ SOS call for referees issued

  THE Otago Rugby Football Union has issued an SOS.

• Demolition of Club Hotel begins

  READY, set go — the walls will be tumbling down this week on Bluff’s century-old Club Hotel.

• ’28eclipsetippedtopullcrowds

  TOURISTS are expected to flock to Otago for a southern sequel to the total solar eclipse which wowed North America yesterday.

• Manslaughter not-guilty plea over crash which killed man

  A MOUNT Pisa man has pleaded not guilty to manslaughter after a car crash at Arrow Junction that killed Royalburn Station’s head butcher.

• Service links past and present

  THE Anzac service at King’s High School was a great opportunity to connect with the school’s past and present, the pupils say.

• GoldmedallistAdamsretiresaftergivingitallshecould

  WORLD and Paralympic shot put champion Lisa Adams has quit the sport just four months out from the Paris Paralympics.

• Wildingpinewincomeswithwarning

  THE battle may have been won but there will be no resting on laurels for those trying to control wilding pines in the Shotover catchment.

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• Delays threaten aerospace industry

  TAURANGA: The aerospace industry is warning companies face too much red tape and are on the verge of quitting New Zealand....

• St Clair, Otago Boys’ back in interclub competition

  AN even spread of talent across six teams and the return of St Clair and Otago Boys’ High School to top-flight tennis are two of the features of the Otago division one interclub competition....

• Fitness training before surgery helps recovery: study

  HIGH intensity interval training for up to six weeks before major surgery can have a significant impact on recovery, with a 56% drop in post-operative complications and shorter stays in hospital, a new study has found....

• Forces suppress protests marking Amini’s death

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• Anti-abortion law protested

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• Over $250K paid in severance

  GORE District Council has paid more than a quarter of a million dollars in severance payouts in the past two years, including, it is believed, a hefty payout to the mayor’s mother....