Otago University drops health subjects
Mental health and women's health no longer compulsory at Otago medical school.
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Grieving family asked for feedback after newborn baby dies
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Grassed off: Lawn-mowing dispute leads to bomb and stabbing threats
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'Virtually no car left' after alcohol-fuelled crash
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Dunedin dairy stops selling golliwog dolls
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Indecent attacker asked how he'd feel if it was his daughter
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