'This is it': Accommodation owner leaving region over unconsented sign stoush
The stoush began over a large sign made out of power poles.
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Mayor, councillor weigh in on stoush over 'creative' home-made sign
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Possum trapper convicted over abusive messages to Chris Hipkins
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Fourth person charged over Invercargill shooting
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'Asset grab': Minister defends Māori involvement after councillors slam Three Waters
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Trio face weapons, drugs charges after Invercargill shooting
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Invercargill teen shot four times in the back, police asking public for help
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Sir Tim to seek legal advice over email interception
The council chief executive accessed his email and shared its contents at a meeting.
Mayor urges further review as councillors okay interception of email
Councillors say the interception of an email Shadbolt sent to media was justified.
Nurse Jenny: 'When people plead for the vaccine ... it's far too late'
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Huge interest in Southland green hydrogen project
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Coroner calls for rules around alcohol on boats after man's death
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MIQ for athletes: Government warned of public backlash
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'Can't be complacent': Covid testing rates drop in south
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Lockdown barely dents consumer confidence, young stay most upbeat
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