
Bull on the moooove in Invercargill, by Elles Road
A bull was seen on the moooove, travelling down Elles Road, by the hospital. Southern District Police said they "hoofed it to a residential address". Video / What's On Invers
A bull was seen on the moooove, travelling down Elles Road, by the hospital. Southern District Police said they "hoofed it to a residential address". Video / What's On Invers
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Deputy PM David Seymour speaks at Act celebration brunch. Video / Supplied
David Seymour held a celebration brunch after being sworn in yesterday.
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Emergency services are attending a serious crash on SH16, citybound at the Great North Road off-ramp. Video / NZ Herald
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Ngāi Tahu members need a permit to collect pounamu from rivers.
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