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- Missing Dunedin man found
Police say they have found a man who had been missing since last weekend.
- Methven's parking woes
The Ashburton District Council have received a request from one of the businesses in the Methven Mall, for a time limit to be applied to some of the parking bays.
- Little impact seen from bridge closures
Wānaka woke on Friday to the news access to two of its popular tourist destinations will be closed until next year, but a local tourism organisation is not concerned about the impact it will have on attracting visitors to the area.
- Barrister thrives on 'intellectual challenge'
Dunedin-based barrister Taryn Gudmanz took over last year as the New Zealand Law Society's South Island vice-president when Frazer Barton, also of Dunedin, was elected national president. She talks to business editor Sally Rae about life in the law.
- Graphic novel gets picked up by Penguin, expanded
A flippant decision to send his manuscript to the biggest publisher first was an inspired choice for a former Alexandra man.
- 3-day blockage of road to Mosgiel
A partial road closure in Mosgiel will allow for the surfacing of the intersection outside the new pool, Te Puna o Whakaehu, before it opens.
- Tut-tutting at curse notion
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's statement that Lord Carnarvon's death might have been due to the activities of an evil elemental has caused a storm of protest in some quarters.
- Climate concerns get airing
The latest in a series of climate strikes has taken on a grander scale in hopes of forging "a resilient Ōtepoti."
- Premier results predictable with a few close escapes
The heavyweights all prevailed but there were a couple of close escapes in the Dunedin premier grade today.
- Dunedin premier rugby: final scores
The final scores are in for the eighth round of Dunedin premier rugby.
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Brent Bacon came to Dunedin for a fresh start in 2018, a move that brought him closer to family and gave his life stability. But within months he was dead, beaten to death with a cricket bat. Rob Kidd looks at how the tragedy unfolded and speaks to a family left clutching the memories of a larger-th...
- A royal progress
In the 1970s, Dunedin-born journalist and author Neville Peat undertook a Volunteer Service Abroad assignment with the weekly newspaper The Tonga Chronicle — it was, he says, "a cavalcade of Tongan life and times". In this essay he portrays a tropical kingdom that would be devastated by volcano and ...
- Siblings who were abused not entitled to late father's assets
WARNING: This article discusses sexual and physical assault and mental health...
- Business owner jailed for attempted rape of employee
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- Woman's death likely rare side-effect of Covid-19 vaccine
A New Zealand woman has died after suffering from a condition which is a rare side-effect of the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine, the Ministry of Health has announced....
- Letters to the Editor: Erosion, taking the bus and emergency vehicles
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including erosion at Aramoana, taking the bus and making way for emergency vehicles....
- An all-too predictable disaster
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- Guilty verdict in rape trial meant victim felt 'heard'
A 32-year-old woman did not get to see the jailing of the man convicted of raping her. She could not go to a courthouse to watch on video-link because she has Covid-19....