One dead after car crash in Gibbston Valley
A two-car crash has killed one person and left another in a serious conditition.
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Kiwi ski field expansion given go-ahead to become New Zealand's largest
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Council closes popular Dunedin cafe
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Police botch-up in Invercargill sex abuse case
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