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New $100K reward in murder case marred by wrongful conviction. Police have offered a $100,000 reward and possible immunity from prosecution in an appeal for information into the murder of …
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Diddy accused of sexually assaulting 10-year-old boy. Sean "Diddy" Combs has been accused of sexually assaulting a 10-year-old boy in 2005, according to a new lawsuit that joins more than …
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Whiskers makes his own rules in valley. Billy Whiskers sounds like the name of an ’80s popstar but instead of touring the world, he is a cat that tours a Dunedin suburb. SUBSCRIBER.
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New chamber president keen to help region. The new president of the Southland Business Chamber wants to help keep the good momentum of the region’s economy going, supporting …
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Report highlights apple, pear industry’s value. The apple and pear industry in Central Otago injects $60.4million into the region’s economy, new research reveals. SUBSCRIBER.
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Open home held at scene of Yanfei Bao's murder, court hears. An open home was held at the property at which the Crown alleges Christchurch real estate agent Yanfei Bao was stabbed to …
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Perfect spot found for mural. Brimming with pride at the beginnings of a new community mural are (from left) North Otago Youth Centre manager Amanda Acheson, Caleb McCauley, 12, Lee …
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Council considers limiting pokies. A sinking-lid policy may be introduced on the number of poker machines in the Central Otago district, and the new mayor has expressed surprise at the …
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Fears new tests could mean more students repeating years, dropping out. Some principals fear new literacy and numeracy tests needed to pass NCEA will mean a backlog of students having …