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Dunedin premier rugby: live score updates
Join us for live score updates of the fourth round of Dunedin premier rugby, kick off at 2.45pm.
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For they are jolly good Fellows
Scene’s chief news hound Philip ‘Scoop’ Chandler has been presented a Paul Harris Fellowship by the Rotary Club of Queenstown. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Mountain Scene’s chief news hound Philip ‘Scoop’ Chandler has entered the annals of history.
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'Recidivist' burglar tracked by victim's GPS
A “recidivist spree burglar” was found by one of her victims using a GPS fob attached to a set of keys she had stolen. File photo: Getty Images
A "recidivist spree burglar" was found by one of her victims using a GPS fob attached to a set of keys she had stolen.
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Truck crashes through Dunedin's Octagon
A truck has crashed through Dunedin's Octagon this morning, leaving one person injured and a trail of destruction in the central city.
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Flights cancelled due to fog in Christchurch
People queue to rebook flights at Christchurch Airport on 20 April 2024. Photo: RNZ
Seven flights into and out of Christchurch have been cancelled on Saturday morning due to fog.
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Flights cancelled due to fog in Christchurch
People queue to rebook flights at Christchurch Airport on 20 April 2024. Photo: RNZ
Seven flights into and out of Christchurch have been cancelled on Saturday morning due to fog.
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Top-of-the-table test looms
Wakatipu’s James Valentine being restrained by Arrowtown’s Rhodri Gerrard during last Saturday’s ‘Battle of the Basin’. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Having been tested by Cromwell, Maniototo and Arrowtown, but still beaten them, the Wakatipu Premiers rugby side face their sternest examination this Saturday.
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Humble high-achiever
Bob Britton, who died last month, and his wife Jean pictured at last year’s Arrowtown Autumn Festival where they won the festival’s ‘unsung hero’ award. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
The funeral programme for Queenstowner Bob Britton, who died last month, aged 84, contains the lyric from kids’ TV programme, Bob the Builder: "Can we fix it, yes we can."
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Millionaire goes to court after partner leaves $2m estate to son
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A professional woman with a net worth in the millions felt she hadn’t been provided for adequately after her partner died and left his entire $2 million estate to his son – so she went to court to fight for a share.
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Woeful Highlanders pointless against Reds
The Highlanders put in an insipid display in Brisbane last night, going down 31-0. Photo: Getty Images
The Highlanders were lucky to get zero last night.
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Celebrating 50 years of volunteering
All spruced up for their awards banquet are Millers Flat volunteer fire brigade members Senior Firefighter (operational support) Mervyn Alexander (left) who was awarded a 50-year medal and Senior Station Officer Phillip Bentley, who received a 25-year gold star. PHOTO JULIE ASHER
Half a century is a long time to do any job, never mind one you do not get paid for.
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Organisers readying to run weekly sporting event
Alexandra runners will get the chance to join runners around the world on the weekly parkrun when the free community event begins next month. The Wānaka parkrun, pictured, has been held over 250 times. PHOTO: ODT FILES
A popular running event is set to add Alexandra to the track when the Central Otago district hosts its first parkrun in May.
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Truck crashes through Octagon
A truck has crashed through the Octagon this morning, leaving one person injured and a trail of destruction in the central city.
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