Body recovered from Clutha River
A concerned member of the public alerted emergency services yesterday afternoon.
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The sculpture that went missing for 18 years
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'Falling on deaf ears': Laser strike concerns going unheard
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Otago Uni grad threats: Accused keeps name a secret
Woman behind threats "surpassing the Christchurch mosque massacres" was in court today.
Drunk driver nearly collided with police
Judge tells teen driver Drew Cairney to 'start making better decisions'.
Hair-raising: Drone spotted just before chopper took off
Paramedic notices drone 20m from the helipad moments before take-off.
His girl was killed by a driver who walked away with a clean record. He allegedly went on a rampage
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'Light' 4.9 quake rattles South Island
Nearly 400 reports submitted to Geonet within an hour of the jolt.
'Dumb on dumb': Rescue chopper chief fuming over reckless drone behaviour
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'Best of the best': School mourning death of student with 'heart of gold'
"He had a heart of gold and was an amazing role model," school principal said.
'Lost trust in humanity': Fruit-picker jailed for sexually violating two women on same night
Woman looked into Michael Tetuaearo's eyes and saw 'a bad man'.
No investigation into death of little penguin surrounded by tyre tracks
A group of locals believe a car being driven on Tomahawk Beach killed the bird.
'Farmers need help': Plea for support as dry conditions continue in Canterbury
A farmer says government support for the sector may soon be essential.
'Couldn't do a damn thing': Otago house completely destroyed in blaze
Bronwyn Terry, 60, woke to the smell of smoke about 5am yesterday.
Boy found by police after sleepwalking nearly half a kilometre
He had sleepwalked about 400m, he said.
Tarras land under survey as groundwork on airport plan continues
Christchurch Airport plans to open a 2.2km runway for jet aircraft.
House destroyed, 25 firefighters battle Otago blaze
Water supply issues meant crews from Palmerston and Dunedin were also required,
Man hospitalised after shirt catches fire while using gas hob
Fire and Emergency spokesperson said they were called to a Dunedin's property before 7pm.
Queenstown welcomes Aussie travellers with free bungy jump, live music
Qantas QF121 was scheduled to land at Queenstown Airport at 2.30pm.
Charity walker warned by police before he was hit by car
Police seek information after walker run over by green sedan.
First commercial flight to land in Queenstown after 387 days
Qantas QF121 is scheduled to land at Queenstown Airport at 2.30pm.
'Sweaty palms': Otago couple nervously watch son's role in Duke's funeral
Nick grew up in Dunedin and began his singing career in the St Paul's Cathedral choir.
Cricket and rugby commentator Iain Gallaway dies aged 98
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Murderer doctor's death sparks review of courts communications with prisons
Death of killer Dunedin doctor Venod Skantha has forced a review at correction facilities.
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Lead scare: Water still undrinkable as ministry backs health response
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Ammunition thief tells Dunedin court of regret for actions
Man stole ammunition days before the second anniversary of Christchurch mosque attacks.