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Underwater observatory partially sinks in Milford Sound

An underwater observatory in Milford Sound has partially sunk after being damaged in a storm.
Barge refloated after West Coast stranding

A stranded barge has been dragged off a West Coast beach with the help of a tug and a helicopter, six days after it ran aground in stormy weather.
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Funding cuts hit tunnels trail plans

The team behind a major Dunedin cycleway project say cuts to government funding mean it will have to be drastically scaled down.

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Telcos told to come up with coverage maps

New Zealand is littered with cellphone coverage black holes, with one so large it covers a whole town.
Skyline faces court over destructive Queenstown slip

Skyline faces court over destructive Queenstown slip

QLDC is prosecuting Skyline Enterprises and two other companies for activities that allegedly contributed to last year's destructive slip which sent mud and forestry slash into the Reavers Lane area.
Dunedin rugby player badly hurt in UK street attack

Dunedin rugby player badly hurt in UK street attack

A Dunedin rugby player has been brutally beaten in a vicious street attack in England just two weeks after arriving to "live the dream".

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Hospital contracts under scrutiny

Subcontractors on the new Dunedin hospital project may find their work being re-tendered in the coming weeks, the Otago Daily Times understands.

'Knife pulled' at Countdown that was scene of stabbing attack

'Knife pulled' at Countdown that was scene of stabbing attack

A teenager allegedly pulled a knife on a staff member outside the Dunedin Countdown that was the scene of a frenzied stabbing attack.
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Infrequent meetings an issue, board says

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Infrequent meetings an issue, board says

The Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board’s unhappiness about meetings being held infrequently has been noted by the Dunedin City Council.
Mystery high-speed rider signs off with wheelie

Mystery high-speed rider signs off with wheelie

A mystery motorcyclist showing off to police did a wheelie after being clocked speeding at 160kmh.

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Telford student Tom McFarlane illustrates the scale and composition of a possible fossil...

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Find could aid in uncovering region’s dinosaur past

The discovery of a large marine fossil by a young Otago enthusiast could help add to our understanding of the region’s dinosaur past.

Inability to renew licence in town irks driver

Inability to renew licence in town irks driver

Birthdays, after a certain age, come with more than cake and cards.
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Removing lane would be step backwards: mayor

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Removing lane would be step backwards: mayor

A Southern mayor says removing a passing lane from the district’s main town highway would leave it suitable only for "horse and cart" use.
Farmers urged to check soil after incidents

Farmers urged to check soil after incidents

Environment Southland is advising farmers to be aware of the ground conditions and to check their systems before irrigating after four reports of effluent discharging into waterways in less than a...

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Brother questions circumstances of dog walker's death

The pedestrian killed when he was struck by at least one car on Wednesday night has been described by his brother as a champion for farmers.

Missing Australian woman may be in South Island

Missing Australian woman may be in South Island

The family of a missing Australian woman are concerned for her safety amid reports she may have left the North Island and be travelling south.
Polkinghorne trial: Pathologist would have ruled death suicide

Polkinghorne trial: Pathologist would have ruled death suicide

A forensic pathologist called by the defence in the murder trial of an Auckland eye surgeon, said he would have concluded Pauline Hanna's was a suicide if he was responsible for the case.
Woman found dead on beach 'victim of foul play'

Woman found dead on beach 'victim of foul play'

A Dargaville woman found dead on a beach was the victim of foul play, police say.

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Milla Cashmore of Columba secures a pass despite the attention of Kyla Ashton during the Otago...

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Same teams, different result. Columba College did exceptionally well to reach the A grade final of the South Island secondary schools tournament for a second straight year yesterday.

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Mixed emotions for Donnelly

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Mixed emotions for Donnelly

Otago coach Tom Donnelly has never coached outside of the region, and leaving is going to be a wrench.
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Test time — a few questions for the Black Caps

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Test time — a few questions for the Black Caps

The Black Caps will play a one-off test against Afghanistan beginning in India on Monday evening (NZ time). It is the first fixture between the two nations in the format, and cricket...
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All-rounder slots into new role

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All-rounder slots into new role

Sarah Tsukigawa is really expanding on the role of an all-rounder.

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Telcos told to come up with coverage maps

New Zealand is littered with cellphone coverage black holes, with one so large it covers a whole town.

Cantina liquidation assessment ongoing

Cantina liquidation assessment ongoing

The former Alley Cantina restaurant premises in Dunedin are being marketed as an opportunity for a new operator, the liquidators initial report to creditors and shareholders says.
Delta Utility chief executive steps down

Delta Utility chief executive steps down

Delta Utility Services chief executive Mike Costelloe has "stepped down" after seven years in the job.
Australia plans AI rules on human oversight, transparency

Australia plans AI rules on human oversight, transparency

Australia's govt plans to introduce targeted artificial intelligence rules including human intervention and transparency amid a rapid rollout of AI tools by businesses and in everyday life.

Rural Life

Heading off for transtasman test

Southern dog triallist Scott Hunter and his heading dog Lucy are part of the team set to defend the Wayleggo Cup in a transtasman test series in Australia this month.

‘Sensible’ RSE changes appreciated

‘Sensible’ RSE changes appreciated

The blossoms are out and things are returning to normal on a North Otago stonefruit orchard.
‘Fantastic’: Fonterra announces $150m expansion to Edendale

‘Fantastic’: Fonterra announces $150m expansion to Edendale

Southland's economy has been given another boost after Fonterra announced a $150 million expansion to its Edendale plant, which is expected to create 70 jobs.
Lamb sales prove a useful sideline

Lamb sales prove a useful sideline

Farmers are selling sheep to support their other enterprises in a small coastal town in North Otago.

Life & style

Popular spring bulbs tend to sell out quickly, so buy them as soon as they appear in garden...

Your garden, September 6th

It's Spring! There's so much to do in the garden. Nobody panic, instead, check out this guide for all the help you need.

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Spring, summer sun brings dove displays

At the Botanic Garden Aviary, there is a small number of the gentle Barbary dove, a domesticated form of the African collared dove.
Aotearoa Festival of Architecture activities

Aotearoa Festival of Architecture activities

The Aotearoa Festival of Architecture returns this month with a variety of events in Otago and Southland.
Put spring energy to work

Put spring energy to work

Gillian Vine is inspired by the new season’s seed catalogues.

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In her own skin
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A laughing matter

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In no particular rush
In defence of the insect world’s black sheep

Prof Robert Patman believes the strengthening of Kingitanga will focus the government’s attention on its commitment to the Pacific and challenge it to do more to champion the rights of indigenous people worldwide.

Northern hemisphere sees hottest summer on record

Northern hemisphere sees hottest summer on record

The world is emerging from its warmest northern hemisphere summer since records began, the European Union's climate change monitoring service says, as global warming continues to intensify.
Father of teen US shooting suspect arrested

Father of teen US shooting suspect arrested

Officials have arrested the father of a 14-year-old suspected of killing four people in a shooting at a US high school this week
Hunter Biden pleads guilty in federal tax case

Hunter Biden pleads guilty in federal tax case

Hunter Biden, son of US President Joe Biden, has pleaded guilty to federal tax charges, a surprise move that avoids a potentially embarrassing trial weeks before the US presidential...