Staff return to scene of supermarket attack for blessing
A large group of staff gathered for the building's blessing just after 11am.
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Dunedin stabbing: Man charged with four counts of attempted murder
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Injured supermarket customer: 'Is my wife OK?'
Witnesses at the scene say there was 'chaos' as the attack unfolded.
Supermarket stabbing a 'random attack', police praise heroic shoppers
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DHB specialist called out for 'dangerous' attitude to eating disorders
The specialist said people with eating disorders "sometimes adapt to it over time".
'Quite deceitful': Otago uni students hit back at plan to fine them for rubbish
The fines' are among changes proposed to the university's Code of Student Conduct.
Arrest after boiling water thrown in police officer's face
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'Fix this lake': Protest placards removed on opening of cycle trail
All traces of the protest were removed before the first cyclists arrived.
Closing in: Cops chase up tips on duck hunters after women hit by shotgun pellets
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Sea lion recovering after apparent great white shark attack in Dunedin
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'Unfairly targeted': Tourism operators keen for cruise ships to return
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The big dry: Drought hits farmers hard as winter looms
Concern grows with no rain on the horizon.
Wet and wild: Mainland to be hit with rain, thunder, gale force winds
Rain, thunder, gale force winds and snow are forecast for the South Island.
Lifestyle course designed to improve health for diabetics
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Cricket bat killing: Sister says brutal actions tore her world apart
Sister of man brutally beaten to death with cricket bat says family will never heal.
Mother's Day scorcher: Temperatures to soar across South Island
The sun is forecast to shine for mothers this Sunday.
Police release photos of duck shooters after women suffer shotgun injuries
Information sought regarding two men who might be connected to the incident.
Govt gives millions to Queenstown cycleway project
The total cost of the project is $20.773 million.
Discharge without conviction for offending against boys
The judge said a criminal record would "destroy" the offenders' career opportunities.
Calls for health minister to step in over long cancer waiting lists
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Former police officer jailed for attack on ex-wife's new man
Sentencing judge tells ex-cop Iain William Milne "you totally lost the plot".
Historic Central Otago stone packhouse for sale
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Otago fog disrupts flights, boats
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Darts rage: Player thrown out of second club
'I'm no saint, and I'd had a bellyful... sometimes you've got to stick up for yourself'.
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