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Person dies after South Otago diving incident
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Riccarton Races abandoned after only three races
Officials ruled the track was unsafe for racing.
Football Ferns kick off in South Korea friendly ahead of World Cup
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Man who kidnapped builder over botched job found guilty
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Anger over 700 illegal rubbish dumping reports, zero prosecutions launched
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Christchurch eye surgeon Ian Dallison pleads guilty to firearms charges
Christchurch eye surgeon Ian Dallison has pleaded guilty to firearms charges.
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Lesley Murdoch elected NZ Cricket President
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Canterbury Agricultural Show: Crowds get moo-ving as show off to cooking start
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“Cruel behaviour”: Man’s fake Tinder account made ex-lover’s life a misery
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Push for beach preservation gains traction
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