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'Hysteria' unhelpful: Call for calm over detention near school
The criminologist says 'people have to live somewhere'.
The criminologist says 'people have to live somewhere'.
Forensic scientists have been called in to help determine the cause of death.
The man allegedly went to the ANZ bank and smashed a window to draw police attention.
A woman activated her medical alarm. It took paramedics more than hour to assist her.
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The woman had sued her former employer after being dismissed for stealing a bag of chips.
Anonymous authors' scatalogical slagging of pretty much the whole country is now a book.
Firing an employee after she wrongfully took a $1 bag of chips will cost a rest home $19k.
Mum's plea saves son from prison term for 833 dishonest transactions.
Neighbour insists complaint justified - and says she's been vilified in the dispute.
Council's demand that a family tear down a treehouse slammed as "ridiculous" by mother.
Tania Lee Vince, 38, is sentenced to three months' home detention.
Drug and drink binge led to aggravated assault and a jail term.
Anthony Hall breached a protection order when assaulting his partner in front of child.
'Decaying smell' has angry resident dry retching.
Rescuers dedicated their time to saving unconscious and delirious patients from danger.
''I can smell the alcohol from here,'' the judge told the woman on a drink driving charge.
A teller was told to hand over cash before the man took off in a dark coloured vehicle.
Mosgiel woman dead inside her home for two weeks before her body was discovered.
People are urged to stay well away from flooded roads with water levels remaining high.
The men helped local communities in Mosgiel evacuate to safer ground.
The rain is set to ease for South Islanders - but, be warned, more rain is on the way
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Two unemployed Mosgiel men arrested following a string of Nissan thefts in Dunedin.
Troy Taylor said infant Ihaka Stokes had fallen over and banged his head. He hadn't.
Murder accused Troy Taylor testifies to deny murdering baby Ihaka Stokes
Arsonists leave $40,000 bill after setting fire to slides in children's playground.
The man responsible for the deaths of two Mosgiel siblings is a changed man, according to the Parole Board.
A police dog latched on to the leg of a man involved in a Dunedin arrest but the patrolling pooch ended up sending one of the boys in blue to hospital.
A frightening direct lightning strike at a Mosgiel retirement village yesterday ''caused havoc with the electrics'' and frightened residents and staff.