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Win sends Roslyn-Wakari to top of class
Competing for the ball are (from left) Madi Silcock (Roslyn), Kiera Bourgeois (Northern) and Sophie Wylie (Roslyn) at the Caledonian on Saturday. PHOTO: PETER MCINTOSH
Roslyn-Wakari went to the top of the South Island women’s qualifying league with an 8-0 win over Northern on Saturday.
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Dominant win for Chignell in 10km race
Oli Chignell wins the men’s 10km title at the Christchurch Marathon on Sunday. PHOTO: CHRISTCHURCH MARATHON
Oli Chignell has added another trophy to his bulging cabinet.
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Once-mighty Crusaders dead last
Crusaders winger Sevu Reece shows his disappointment after his side’s loss to the Western Force in Perth on Saturday night .PHOTO: GETTY IMAGES
Highlanders fans should really just have one focus for the rest of this Super Rugby Pacific season.
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Focus needs to be simply getting better
Timoci Tavatavanawai of the Highlanders in action during the round nine Super Rugby Pacific match between Queensland Reds and Highlanders at Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane, Australia on April 19, 2024. PHOTO: GETTY IMAGES
What were your expectations of the Highlanders this year?
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Baby hurt in shopping mall attack out of hospital
A nine-month-old baby has been released from hospital more than a week after being wounded in a stabbing massacre at a Sydney shopping centre.
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Baby leaves hospital as mourners gather for vigil
Members of the public attend a community candlelight vigil for the victims of the Bondi Junction tragedy at Dolphin Court at Bondi Beach on April 21, 2024 in Sydney, Australia. Photo: Getty Images
A nine-month-old baby has been released from hospital more than a week after being wounded in a stabbing massacre at a Sydney shopping centre.
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Petition asks Pharmac to reconsider change to insulin funding
Pharmac has proposed to fund two brands of insulin pumps and a range of continuous glucose monitors. Photo: Getty Images
An insulin pump used by thousands is losing funding, and a family fears the replacement does not work well enough and they will be forced to fork out tens of thousands of dollars for one that does.
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Thousands sign petition against Pharmac plan to change insulin funding
Pharmac has proposed to fund two brands of insulin pumps and a range of continuous glucose monitors. Photo: Getty Images
An insulin pump used by thousands is losing funding, and a family fears the replacement does not work well enough and they will be forced to fork out tens of thousands of dollars for one that does.
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Off-duty police officer killed in car crash a 'genuine soul'
Constable Gail Shepherd. Photo: supplied/Northland Police
An off-duty police officer who died after being hit by a car is being remembered as a "genuine soul" and the "greatest grandmother".
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Tributes for off-duty police officer killed in car crash
Constable Gail Shepherd. Photo: supplied/Northland Police
An off-duty police officer who died after being hit by a car is being remembered as a "genuine soul" and the "greatest grandmother".
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Government announces lending changes
Andrew Bayly and Chris Bishop in Auckland today announcing lending changes by the government. Photo: RNZ
The government has announced it will reform financial services in a bid to make it easier to get home loans and other lending, and strengthen customer protections.
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A life of music and sport
Arrowtowner Paul Winders. PHOTO: PHILIP CHANDLER
Already well-known as a longtime guitarist with The Verlaines, Paul Winders has added to Arrowtown’s amazing pool of talented musos since moving to the township. But he’s also impacted the lives of many young Arrowtowners through his roles at the local school. He talks to Philip Chandler about his various gigs.
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NZ artists win prestigious Venice Biennale award
Mataaho Collective underneath Takapau 2022. Photo: All rights Reserved / Te Papa
By Mark Amery
Aotearoa New Zealand has won one of the world’s most prestigious art prizes.
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Body found in Wellington Harbour
Māhina Bay, Wellington Region. Photo: Google Maps
A woman has been found dead in Wellington Harbour this morning.
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Aurora lights up southern skies
Aurora Australis, captured from the Queenstown Gardens around 6 am on 20 April, 2024. Photo: Supplied/ Gilberto Garduno
Two nights of bright aurora have had night photographers running for their cameras to capture the multicoloured skies.
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Tyro cricketers tackle heat and spin
Wakatipu High 1st XI players flying out to Sri Lanka this week included, from left, Matt Langford, 17, Harry Walker-Leach, 16, Toby Gallie, 15, Anthony Hollyer, 16, and Jack Trounce, 17. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
As local temperatures cool, 14 Wakatipu High cricketers are sweating it out in the heat and humidity of Sri Lanka.
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Life drawing alive again
Two more four-week blocks of life drawing classes are recommencing. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Queenstown Arts Society’s life drawing classes with nude models resume this Sunday following a successful pilot programme last month.
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Home is where the yurt is
Treespace is hoping to get permission to put five yurts on Mt Dewar Station, to be used as temporary worker accommodation. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Arthurs Point’s Mt Dewar Station might soon be home to a few ‘yurtmates’.
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Chch man jailed for ‘merciless’ beatings of teen partner
A judge has told a man who beat his partner to the point of intentionally breaking her bones and causing her a brain bleed that he should wear a sign around his neck saying 'dangerous' as he jailed him for 10 years. Photo: Getty Images
WARNING: This article discusses serious domestic violence and may be distressing.
"You should have a big sign around your neck saying dangerous."
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Chch man jailed for ‘merciless’ beatings of teen partner
A judge has told a man who beat his partner to the point of intentionally breaking her bones and causing her a brain bleed that he should wear a sign around his neck saying 'dangerous' as he jailed him for 10 years. Photo: Getty Images
WARNING: This article discusses serious domestic violence and may be distressing.
"You should have a big sign around your neck saying dangerous."
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