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Player responds to red card by punching referee, sparking a brawl.
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What winter? Weather gods smile on New Zealand again
The dry, mild winter continues, but change is looming.
Tenants will now have to pay up for rental damage
Landlords will soon be able to claim up to four weeks' rent if tenants damage their homes.
'She will be fine': Doctors reassured mum before Dunedin toddler's death
Toddler died after being misdiagnosed.
Girl's cancer missed: 2yo twice turned away from hospital
Hineihana Mausii taken to hospital twice in two days - and sent home on both occasions.
Toddler dies after being misdiagnosed, discharged from hospital
Dunedin toddler died just hours after being discharged from hospital for the second time.
Scramble to impose tougher restrictions for remorseless sex offender
The man will be released from prison after serving the entirety of his nine-year sentence.
Real estate agent misled buyer, late-night email cited
It pays to think carefully before sending an email.
Drunk patron pulls down pride flag, abuses performers at gay event
Up to 30 men, some drunk and belligerent, spilled into the bar.
Baldwin St fans in battle to save title
Dunedin is stirring against the loss of the world's steepest street title to Wales.
Missing Dunedin teenager found safe and well
Thirteen-year-old Harmony went missing last Monday.
Supermarket stranger's random act of kindness
Stranger's generosity at Dunedin supermarket reduces Syrian refugee to tears.
Loudest clap, largest liquorice allsort: NZ's weird world records
Dunedin's Baldwin St is out but Kiwis still hold hundreds of Guinness World Records.
Flooding risk for Canterbury, Otago; scattered showers for North Island
Canterbury and Otago are set to be battered with 70mm of rain over the next 24 hours.
Man denies killing miniature horse Star in stabbing attack
Star, the 10-year-old miniature horse was stabbed 41 times in vicious attack in February.
'Abuse of power': Police breath-testing inside homes
Police were 'taking advantage' of a naive public to catch them out.
'At heart, you're a dishonest woman': Fraudster mum at it again
"Your offending was calculated. It was premeditated. It was repeated and repeated."
Baldwin St vs Ffordd Pen Llech: Dunedinites ramp up efforts to nab steepest street title
Dunedin's Baldwin St locals haven't given up the fight over the steepest street yet.
Police rush to Dunedin's student quarter after firearm incident
Someone was seen brandishing what appeared to be a gun in Dunedin's student area.
Pair tried to extort $10,000 from 'paedophile' boarder
Plan to extort money from boarder ended in blackmail and assault charges.
600 stolen items: Meet one of NZ's worst burglars
'You were indiscriminate in what you took... heirlooms, family treasures disappeared.'
No reprieve for Baldwin St residents despite losing world record
'We'll still be steepest street in southern hemisphere and we'll still be an attraction'.
Dunedin loses steepest street title - why are some residents delighted?
Baldwin St residents sing 'Hallelujah!' after Dunedin loses out to Welsh village.
Dunedin street stripped of world's steepest title
Famous Dunedin street loses its world record to small Welsh village.
Mum, kids 'extremely lucky' as car almost plunges into Otago Harbour
The car ended up with one wheel dangling over the harbour after a head-on collision.
Dunedin tenant wrote complaints as poems on her walls
The Tenancy Tribunal adjudicator describes woman as "difficult to deal with".
Family's heartbreak: Sculpture stolen from gravesite
'Mum was just gutted. It's pretty scary, because there's a lot of taonga here.'
Vicious gang brawl: Five arrests, security guard kicked man lying in road
Street violence allegedly stemmed from conflict between Black Power and Mongrel Mob gangs.
Dunedin bookseller on a mission to rehome 20,000 books
Richard West has the mammoth task of re-homing about 20,000 books by end of the month.
Student antics: One hospitalised after couch fire in infamous Dunedin street
Firefighters from Willowbank were called to Castle St at 10.55pm.
Late night brawl leads to five arrests
The violence erupted about 1am on Stuart St outside Macs Brew Bar and resulted in arrests.
Batten down the hatches: Wet and wild weekend on the way for New Zealand
Brace yourself, New Zealand, few places will be dry by Sunday evening.