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'Worst is over': MetService downgrades rain warning for South
Oct 4, 2024 · - Video: Zoe Holgate. Earlier, Dunedin was reported as having had its wettest day in over a century. About 100 people were evacuated from 60 homes, and following the declaration of a State of Emergency at 11.55pm last night, emergency staff, agencies and volunteers worked throughout the night.
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A lucky Powerball player from Dunedin will be ending 2025 as a multi-millionaire after winning $4.3 million with Powerball First Division in tonight’s Lotto draw.
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3 days ago · Jordan Anne was one of Williamson's most consistent performers in 2024 and the trainer expects more of the same this year after her fourth yesterday.
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Strangely, wherever Stephen Stern goes with his banjo, bluegrass seems to sprout up organically.
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3 days ago · A plan may have come together for an influx of cruise ship passengers at Port Chalmers, but a former Dunedin mayor was bothered by uncertainty for the community in the meantime.
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A person has been taken to hospital after a three-car crash in central Dunedin this evening.
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Dec 28, 2024 · Crash, bash and Super Smash. The domestic T20 competitions get under way on Boxing Day when Northern Districts host Auckland in back-to-back men’s and women’s games at Seddon Park....
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An animal rights advocate has slammed Southland farmers after what she calls the horrific deaths of more than 70,000 new lambs due to bad weather and a lack of shelter and care for livestock.
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Marching bands, multicultural street performers, dozens of colourful floats and Santa Claus himself traversed Invercargill’s CBD to present another successful Christmas parade on Saturday.