Student found dead in university accomodation
The student's death is not considered suspicious, police say.
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OPINION: Well done Christchurch - you truly are a Super City.
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Severe weather watches and warnings and Harbour Bridge speed limits reduced.
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Black ice possible as frost set to hit Canterbury after snowfall
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Loved mother killed in random attack: Accused was in mental health care
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'Horrific, traumatic and random': Homicide investigation after woman dies in Christchurch stabbing
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Cloudy, showery weather is forecast to begin the week - with possible snow in the South.
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Man charged with murdering Colombian woman back in court
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John MacDonald: Ian Foster is no match for Razor Robertson
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North Otago irrigation firm owes more than $50 million
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Editorial: No need for two covered stadiums in south
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Banks Peninsula residents kick up stink about consent for massive cattle feedlots
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