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Coronavirus: New website alerts length of supermarket queues
Gareth Hayes set up the website to reduce queues and help people "flatten the curve".
More traffic stops needed in Dunedin during lockdown
Too many cars are still on the road in Dunedin, says local man.
The region hit hardest: A statistical look at Southern cases
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Haywire compass leads to four days lost in the bush
A haywire compass caused a hunter to become lost in Stewart Island bush for four days.
Hikers' celebration turns to lockdown panic
Couple walked the length of NZ, now hunkered down for the lockdown.
Coronavirus: Tense wait for three German women stuck in Dunedin
Three German women are on stand-by for a lifeline — a flight home.
Beyond the call of duty - the rest home staff who have moved in with their residents
"This is an amazing thing": They'll even use the same beds on different shifts.
Search underway for hunter missing on Stewart Island
A 39-year-old hunter is missing on Stewart Island.
Man who died following police pursuit named
Police have identified the man who died following a police pursuit near Oamaru.
Travel deadline extended to Friday as stranded students struggle to get home by lockdown
Students trying to rush home as part-time jobs disappear or flatmates desert them.
Coronavirus: NZ officials probe possible community cases
Elderly told to stay at home, pubs and clubs to stay open - with restrictions.
Medical centre says no to bureaucratic calls
Online bookings had been cancelled so all patients could be asked questions by staff.
Mother-daughter deaths ruled suicides
Monica Soni ended her life after battling to read letters dead daughter Niki left behind.
Coronavirus: Doc says cases 'ramping up'
'It's the kind of thing you learn about in the history of medicine'.
Covid-19 testing centre opens in Dunedin
An assessment centre will be able to cope with any overflow from general practices.
Imprisonment for series of 'foolish, crazy' crimes
The problems began after woman asked Daniel Cooper-Willis to pick up his rubbish.
Coronavirus: Lifesaving trip called off
Specialist appointment in Denver brought forward but virus pandemic overtook it.
'Loner' in court over obsession with teen varsity student
After breaking in, stealing her underwear, he contacted her
'They can't stop us all': Events being made for Hyde St party
Facebook event pages are asking students to "storm Hyde St" as "they can't stop us all".
Third suspected Dunedin case results released this afternoon
It comes after a school student became New Zealand's 12th confirmed coronavirus case.
Driving spree of destruction leaves two sheep dead
A Dunedin man reported himself to police after his ram-raiding.
'We are the reason that it will spread': Scarfies party on despite warnings
'Wash your hands, guys. Stay at home, don't do what we're doing, look after your grandma'.
Coronavirus: School likely to close if student's test is positive
School might be closed for 48 hours if student's test is positive.
PM on $12b coronavirus plan
She speaks to Heather Du Plessis-Allan on the heels of a $12.1bn financial package.
Coronavirus case: High school waits for pupil's test result
Contact tracing is underway after Dunedin man returned from Germany.
Family 'disgusted' over killer's earplugs during sentencing
Venod Skantha wore earplugs during his sentencing over the death of Amber-Rose Rush.
AOS respond to shooting reports to find teen playing Fortnite
"A young male was yelling at his friends over online gaming frustrations."
$15m fraudster: Failed financial adviser admits Ponzi scheme
Kloogh was watched by several former investors as he stood in the dock.
Chef who punched man on bus can't remember blow
The victim has a lasting reminder etched across his face.
Australian deportee beat partner unconscious
Misifosa Tapusoa chopped up his victim's clothes with scissors and spat in her face.
Molester attempted to blame young victim's 'flirting'
He sexually assaulted his victim up to 200 times - then claimed she'd flirted with him.
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Venod Skantha was found guilty of murdering Amber-Rose Rush.