'Running of the Beers' student fundraiser canned
Police have put the kibosh on a student fundraiser, saying it promotes excessive drinking.
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Strong Port Otago delivers $9m dividend
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Worker seriously injured after gold mine fall
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Man accused of indecent act at Botanic Gardens
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Suspected drug dealer arrested outside KFC
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Harbour rescue: 'Lucky' man's cries heard from passing boat
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Lambs shot at Mosgiel house
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Son 'relentless' in draining parents' $316k life savings
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Schools hit by 'critically low' relief teacher supply
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