Last summer, more than 1500 fines were handed out and 34 vehicles were clamped.
Queenstown Lakes mayor says the education-first approach has been a win-win for everyone.
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Clueless crim: Meth dealer busted thanks to incriminating phone photo
His phone's home screen featured a photo of him smoking meth.
Medical professional walks away from family violence charge with clean record
Court suppresses man's identity after 'excessive self-defence' incident.
Youngster racially abused, has face smeared with dog poo
A young girl was threatened with a fake gun while subjected to vile racial abuse.
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City zones thousands of properties as 'culturally significant' to Māori
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Student zone furniture dumping rife, ratepayers picking up removals bill
Ratepayers are picking up the bill as council puts on extra services to remove furniture.
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Parts of Otago could be hit with an increase in winter rain and soaring temperatures.
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Central Stags move up to 2nd on Super Smash table, but crucial games to come
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Watkin refocuses
The Whanganui Festival of Cricket U15 girls tournament features teams from all six zones.
One seriously injured by falling tree in Dunedin
A St John spokeswoman said an ambulance was called to Albany St at 3.47pm.
Snapper catch in Dunedin brings questions
Rare snapper catch at Dunedin's new fishing jetty raising big questions.
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Every year a bunch of New Zealanders will take a radical work leap to change their lives.
CD still in contention
Stags now third on the ladder and Hinds also in playoff contention with two games to go.
Best of 2019: Special mass held for Tracy O'Brien
More than 1000 people attended to pay tribute to the former Cullinane College principal.
Weather: It won't feel like summer for next week
Chilly days are in the forecast for most places across the country for the next full week.
Champion harness driver 'serious, but stable' after mid-race collapse
Rescue chopper flew to the scene of the Omakau races yesterday after a mid-race collapse.
Happy New Year! NZ and the world party to welcome 2020
Authorities have reported a mostly well behaved night welcoming the New Year.
Man knocked unconscious: Police appeal for information on assault
Male victim knocked unconscious after altercation at fast-food restaurant.
Sunny weather to ring in the New Year
Most of the main centres look set to ring in 2020 with fine, mild weather.
Stabbing of sea lion defended
Former council candidate believed he had the right to stab 'berserk' endangered sea lion.
Dunedin thunderstruck: More than 300 lightning strikes
The strike cut power to the street and firefighters left the scene with power authorities.
Man who stabbed young mum to death while toddler was nearby refused parole
The man who murdered Dunedin mum Karen Jacobs will stay behind bars.
New Year's Eve weather: Outlook good for summer-starved Kiwis
It'll be a dry - weather-wise at least - welcome into 2020 for most.
Northland man's unusual gift for PM inspires art show
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Downtown New Year's celebrations a glimpse of Auckland's future
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Her work colleagues attended a fatal crash. She had no idea it was her twin
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Higher honours on Cooper's horizon
Could we see Onerahi Central's Henry Cooper in a Black Caps uniform in the near future?
Police investigate one of their own for firearms violation, domestic violence
Police are refusing to release any other details.