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  •   Home > News > Education

    Police say a Dunedin party death is influencing party behaviour by students

    Police say a Dunedin party death is influencing party behaviour by students


    Second-year Otago student -19-year-old Sophia (so-FEE-uh) Crestani - died last October at a Dundas Street flat known as "The Manor" - notorious for student parties.

    Dunedin Senior Sergeant, Craig Dinnissen, says they're seeing a shift students' behaviour in this year's O-week .

    He says students are still talking about Crestani's death and are clear they don't want anything similar happening again.

    Dinnissen says some parties are still problematic, but people aren't overcrowding houses.

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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