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• Clutha only side still to be beaten

  Five questions for Owaka utility forward Craig McCormick, who plays his 100th game this weekend.

• Elderly homeowners cash-in after 47 years in Merivale

  An elderly couple paid $365,000 for their home 47 years ago. Now Sue and Roy have sold it – for $1.47 million.

• Southern role in Artemis mission

  An Invercargill company is helping collect radio wave data during the Artemis II space expedition as part of an international team.

• Patients suffering injuries due to short staffing - union

  By Krystal Gibbens of RNZ

• 'Inaccurate, incomplete' information in report

  Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora (HNZ) wanted a ''warts and all'' report into Dunedin's needle exchange service, only to slap down its findings, its author says.

• Tow time: Where drivers are getting hit the hardest in Christchurch

  Motorists continue to run the gauntlet and take the risk of parking in bus lane tow-away areas. Reporter Geoff Sloan looks into how much it is costing drivers.

• US visa holder spared conviction over crash

  The ''vulnerability'' of United States visa holders was a key factor in a judge deciding not to convict a Chinese software engineer over an Arrowtown crash.

• Online safety warning after teen's death following blackmail

  WARNING: This story is about suicide and may be distressing

• Teen set to play against his 'own team' across Tasman

  A talented teenager is crossing the Tasman to tackle his own team.

• Relief fuel rise near end of season

  Down the bottom of the world the claws of Middle East tension are gently prodding away.

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